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Other Languages

OpenTelemetry supports a wide variety of languages beyond the major ones listed in this section.
If you’re working with C++, Kotlin, Dart, C#, or any other OpenTelemetry-supported stack, you can still connect telemetry to PlayerZero.

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General Approach

The steps are the same no matter the language:

1. Instrument Your Application
   Use your language’s OpenTelemetry SDK to create spans, logs, and metrics.
   👉 Refer to opentelemetry.io/docs for detailed instructions per language.

2. Use an OTLP Exporter
   Configure the exporter to send telemetry to PlayerZero’s endpoint:

   • https://sdk.playerzero.app/otlp
   • With Authorization: Bearer <your-playerzero-token>

3. (Optional) Use a Collector
   You can route telemetry through an OpenTelemetry Collector if you want additional processing, enrichment, or multi-destination forwarding.

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Compatibility

PlayerZero accepts:

• OTLP/HTTP telemetry
• Across all major OpenTelemetry signal types: traces, logs, and metrics

If your exporter supports OTLP/HTTP (almost all modern OpenTelemetry SDKs do), you’re good to go.

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Helpful Links

For detailed language-specific instrumentation examples and full OpenTelemetry documentation, refer to the links below.

• OpenTelemetry Official Docs
• List of OpenTelemetry SDKs by Language
• OpenTelemetry Collector Overview

If you run into any issues integrating a less common language or stack, reach out to support@playerzero.ai — we’re happy to help!