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- add the sessions - traces - observations explanation here since it's fundamental
- add context on observability
- link to opentelemetry and explain what it is
- nudge users to best next steps ("how to get the most out of tracing')
- moved billable units to its separate page under Administration/Misc - updated references to billable units on the pricing page
- added section on how langfuse works in the background - added intro referring to get started guide - added diagrams, styled them consistently - Removed OpenTelemetry explanation from the overview page
- improved docstrings on all 4 integrations - included both inline setups and instrumentation file approach in both JS/TS options
- added short description on instrumentation - rewrote capturing data paragraphs
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This PR improves observability documentation by restructuring content, enhancing clarity, and updating related pricing and FAQ components.
data-modeltoConceptsinobservability/_meta.tsx.administration/billable-units.mdxand updates links inPricingCalculator.tsx,PricingFAQ.tsx, andPricingTable.tsx.observability/overview.mdxandobservability/get-started.mdxto provide clearer guidance on tracing setup and core concepts.data-model.mdx.get-startedmarkdown files.auto-install.mdxfor agent-based setup.This description was created by
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