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differences and similarities, and is out of scope for this article. Rather, we
want to show you how OTel supports Prometheus, specifically in a Kubernetes
environment. You'll learn:
* How the OTel Collector's Prometheus Receiver can be used to ingest Prometheus
* How the OTel Collector's [Prometheus Receiver](https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-contrib/tree/main/receiver/prometheusreceiver) can be used to ingest Prometheus
metrics.
* Alternative methods for Prometheus metric collection through OTel-native
options such as the K8s cluster receiver and Kubelet stats receiver.

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* How it can be used for Prometheus service discovery.
* How it ensures even distribution of Prometheus targets.

## OTel vs Prometheus
## OTel and Prometheus

Since OTel is primarily focused on the instrumentation part of observability,
it doesn't provide a backend for storing telemetry; you have to forward the
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