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November 11, 2025

Managing OpenTelemetry pipelines with BindPlane — William Dedzoe

Discover how William Dedzoe, co-founder of Seramos, simplifies OpenTelemetry pipeline management with BindPlane to make observability more reliable and efficient in complex IT environments.

Managing OpenTelemetry pipelines with BindPlane — William Dedzoe

In an IT environment that keeps growing more distributed and complex, guaranteeing system reliability and performance has never been more strategic. Observability stands out as an essential pillar — and OpenTelemetry is now its cornerstone.

At Paris Monitoring Day 2025, William Dedzoe, co-founder and CTO of Seramos, will share his hands-on experience managing OpenTelemetry pipelines with BindPlane, an approach that simplifies the collection, transformation and routing of observability data.

When OpenTelemetry becomes an operational challenge

Today's hybrid and multi-cloud environments generate massive volumes of logs, metrics and traces. But behind OpenTelemetry adoption lies a real challenge for IT teams:

  • Multiple deployments and heterogeneous configurations
  • Costs that spiral quickly
  • Loss of data consistency and risks to reliability

How can these pipelines be industrialized and made more reliable while keeping complexity and costs under control? That's exactly what William Dedzoe will explore with participants.

BindPlane: centralize, automate, optimize

BindPlane centralizes the management of OpenTelemetry collectors, automates the distribution of configurations, and optimizes data flows through advanced filtering, transformation and routing mechanisms.

In his session, William will show how to:

  • Simplify the configuration and maintenance of collectors
  • Guarantee the consistency and quality of collected data
  • Optimize pipelines to reduce costs and improve reliability

A pragmatic, field-tested approach

This talk won't be purely theoretical. William will share concrete examples and explain how these practices allow companies to turn their pipelines into reliable levers for observability.

Participants will leave with a clear picture of how to make their observability pipelines more efficient, readable and durable, along with concrete ideas to apply in their own IT environments.

A member of the Paris Monitoring Day organizing committee since the very first edition, William Dedzoe supports, inspires and helps grow the observability community year after year.

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