Proposal: Go Compile Time Instrumentation SIG #2490
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This is a proposal to establish the Go compile time instrumentation SIG. The background has been discussed in #1961. A consensus has been reached among GC/TC members, Go maintainers and multiple interested vendors.
We believe that the Go Compile Time Instrumentation SIG ensures that Go applications benefit from standardized, vendor-neutral, high-quality observability solutions that are both robust and easy to implement. Having one single, standard tool removes decision points from prospective developers, which makes the path to observability shorter & easier.