forked from phoenix/litellm-mirror
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If we follow exact step I was getting two errors, which this Pull-Request will fix: * Fixed the yaml snippet spacing issue: it was throwing error when running copy+paste code * Added api_key: my-fake-key as to run litellm --config config.yaml --debug it will be required, otherwise it will fail Need for Improvements: * The traceloop is ambigous, because it's a company that maintains OpenLLMetry, and has observability solution and the sdk name is aslo traceloop-sdk * The doc was missing several other observability solutions * The steps were not quite obvious, added one more steps to make things clear |
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