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Document native OpenTelemetry ingestion - #26
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The docs did not explain how to send native OpenTelemetry data to Interfere. Add a general ingestion guide covering Workspace telemetry keys, OTLP/HTTP endpoints, Collector and direct-exporter configuration, resource attributes, and ingestion checks.
Link the guide from SDK installation, Knowledge, API keys, and authentication. Rename the existing Next.js guide to “OpenTelemetry composition” to distinguish the two setup paths.
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