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Receive OTLP traces, metrics and logs, then browse span waterfalls and analyze them with SQL through DBX's built-in DuckDB.
Permissions
1 permission
Permission codes are granted at install time and shown verbatim from the manifest.
Install in DBX
Click Install in DBX and confirm in the app. Prefer manual steps? Open the DBX Plugin Center, choose Install from URL, and paste the link for your platform — packages are signature-checked before install.
Versions
- v0.2.0Sep 23, 2026Latest
Initial DBX Store submission. - OTLP/HTTP receiver (/v1/traces, /v1/metrics, /v1/logs) accepting application/x-protobuf and application/json, plus OTLP/gRPC on 4317 (set grpc_port to 0 for HTTP-only). - Telemetry is stored per day as JSONL for the plugin's own queries and as CSV so DuckDB can analyze it with SQL; the workbench generates ready-to-run queries with the real file paths filled in. - Workbench: receiver status with the actually bound endpoints, trace list with service/error/duration filters, span waterfall, metrics and logs, and an SQL analysis tab. - Result view renders any span-shaped query result as a waterfall. - Connection provider exposes listen host/port, gRPC port, retention days, autostart and an optional ingest token. - Preferred ports 4318/4317 fall back to ephemeral ports and the UI reports the real endpoint, since these are machine-wide resources often held by a local collector. - Tests cover decode/persist/aggregate, port fallback, token enforcement, retention, root-span resolution independent of export order, and end-to-end ingest through the official OpenTelemetry Go SDK over both transports.