Salt Lake City, Utah
Your Teams and Their Agents Write the Code. Rose Gets the Instrumentation Right, Live Demo at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America
At KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America, OllyGarden is showing live how Rose, its AI OpenTelemetry® engineer, uses Minimum Viable Instrumentation (MVI) to turn a service with no instrumentation into a pull request that makes it observable, with less noise and more business context.
Engineering teams and their AI agents are writing more code, increasing the need for telemetry that helps teams understand how their services behave in production. At KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2026, OllyGarden is demonstrating how Rose, its AI OpenTelemetry engineer, helps teams add that instrumentation at the source.
At booth 356, attendees can watch OllyGarden Rose take a service with no instrumentation and open a pull request that adds OpenTelemetry instrumentation using Minimum Viable Instrumentation (MVI). The proposed changes are ready for the team to review before merging.
Zero-code instrumentation gives teams broad coverage quickly. MVI builds on that foundation by focusing on signals that help teams understand and troubleshoot their systems. Rose adds deliberately chosen spans and attributes that describe business operations, helping teams capture useful context without unnecessary noise.
Teams provide a repository, Rose proposes the instrumentation changes, and the team reviews the resulting pull request. Rose works in an isolated, credential-free sandbox and never merges or writes to the default branch. Rose is tuned for Go, Java, JavaScript/TypeScript and Python.
Teams and their agents are writing more code, but the people responsible for observability cannot review every change in every repository. With MVI, Rose proposes the instrumentation a service needs in a pull request the team can review. At KubeCon, attendees can watch that workflow live.
Live demonstration
The live demonstration will take place at booth 356 in the Salt Palace Convention Center on Wednesday, November 11, at 1:00 PM MST.
About OllyGarden
OllyGarden is building the standard for telemetry quality. Founded by OpenTelemetry contributors who helped shape the project, OllyGarden provides tools that help organizations assess, improve, and maintain the quality of their OpenTelemetry instrumentation and the telemetry it produces. The company's products, Insights and Rose, work together to diagnose telemetry quality issues and deliver automated fixes at the source, helping teams put telemetry governance into practice.