Are there any code examples that leverage the HTTP Log Exporter (opentelemetry.exporter.otlp.proto.http._log_exporter) with LoggingHandler to send logs to SigNoz in Python? e.g using loggers logger.info("hello")

Here is the relevant example https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-python/blob/main/docs/examples/logs/example.py. You would replace the grpc exporter with http exporter.

Thank you. I tried to use this but it did not work as expected (i.e no logs seem visible in the dashboard and no errors are reported by the client). Clicking in: • I deployed Signoz to a self-hosted Kubernetes cluster using Helm. Largely used the default values beyond specifying an ingress for the front-end and the OTEL HTTP collector (believe the node port is 4318) • I specified the collector endpoint in the OTLPLogExporter (i.e. signoz-collector.example.com)

Do I need to provide a path similar to traces

Yes

Do I need to enable the log collector (thought this was enabled by default) in Signoz somewhere?

No, the default config has OTLP receiver so nothing else needed

@Srikanth Chekuri I may have missed it - what is the end-point path for logs? I was just specifying the service endpoint (i.e. signoz-collector.examples.com) and no path after...

Just the additional suffic

/v1/logs

Thank you! That worked 🙂

You can probably extend the OTLPHandler.