📣 Announcing PHP Zero-Code Auto-Instrumentation in Odigos

We're thrilled to announce that Odigos now supports zero-code auto-instrumentation for PHP, bringing seamless observability to one of the world’s most popular web programming languages! This feature is available in both our community and enterprise versions, making it easier than ever to understand what’s happening inside your PHP applications—without writing a single line of instrumentation code.

🚀 Why This Matters

PHP powers some of the most widely used websites and platforms across the internet—from WordPress and Drupal to Laravel and Symfony-based applications. However, achieving deep observability in PHP environments has historically been a challenge.

With Odigos’ new support for zero-code PHP auto-instrumentation, you can:

• Automatically trace incoming HTTP requests
• Track performance and latency of functions
• Visualize bottlenecks in real-time
• Gain deep insights with no manual changes to your codebase

🛠️ Production-Ready php-fpm Support

We’re also introducing full support for the php-fpm runtime, which is the de-facto standard for running PHP in production. This means Odigos now works out of the box with the same high-performance configurations powering your staging and production workloads.

Whether you're running PHP inside containers, behind NGINX, or in traditional VM environments, Odigos provides a plug-and-play experience with reliable performance and minimal overhead.

🌐 70+ Supported Destinations

Odigos integrates seamlessly with 70+ observability vendors and open source tools, giving you the freedom to choose where your telemetry data goes. Send traces, metrics, and logs to popular destinations like:

• Grafana, Prometheus, and Tempo
• Datadog, New Relic, and Dynatrace
• Jaeger, OpenSearch, and more

All it takes is a few clicks to connect your instrumentation pipeline to your existing observability stack—no complex configuration or vendor lock-in.

🧠 Built on OpenTelemetry

At the heart of Odigos’ instrumentation engine is OpenTelemetry, the industry standard for observability. By leveraging OpenTelemetry’s PHP instrumentation libraries and enhancing them with automatic context propagation and runtime configuration, we give you full visibility with minimal effort.

🧪 Try It Out Today

Getting started is simple:

1. Install Odigos
2. Deploy your PHP service
3. Choose your observability backend
4. Let Odigos handle the rest

Whether you're debugging a monolith or scaling microservices, observability should never be a blocker—and with this release, it isn’t.

🙌 Join the Community

This PHP support is the result of community feedback and real-world need. If you’ve been waiting for a lightweight, powerful, zero-code observability solution for PHP, now’s the time to dive in.

Join our community Slack, star us on GitHub, and share your feedback. We’d love to hear how Odigos helps you see more, understand more, and ship faster.