This is a project that spans across go and python. We hope to provide certain observability for each request in order to monitor the project.
Introduce of Jaeger
Jaeger is an open-source, end-to-end distributed tracing system that helps developers monitor and troubleshoot complex, microservices-based architectures. It provides insights into the flow of requests within and between services, allowing developers to visualize the path of a request as it traverses through various components of a distributed system.
In the context of Go (Golang), Jaeger has a client library called "Jaeger-Client-Go" that allows developers to instrument their Go applications for distributed tracing. The Jaeger client library integrates with the OpenTracing API, which is a set of vendor-neutral APIs for distributed tracing.
Problem Description
We hope to be able to monitor the request chain of this project, providing us with a more intuitive, concise, and clear chain analysis during production or debugging.
In the new version of Jaeger, Jaeger provides support for OpenTelemetry. More Detail Please Visit here
So, you should carefully choose the local client SDK to support distributed tracing for both Go projects and Python projects (this should be done together).
How to solve this problem
The code strategy is similar to another issue(#53). You should first complete the implementation of distributed tracing on the Go project side, submit it and pass the code review, and then start developing the Python version. This will not take up much of your time.
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Background
This is a project that spans across go and python. We hope to provide certain observability for each request in order to monitor the project.
Introduce of Jaeger
Jaeger is an open-source, end-to-end distributed tracing system that helps developers monitor and troubleshoot complex, microservices-based architectures. It provides insights into the flow of requests within and between services, allowing developers to visualize the path of a request as it traverses through various components of a distributed system.
In the context of Go (Golang), Jaeger has a client library called "Jaeger-Client-Go" that allows developers to instrument their Go applications for distributed tracing. The Jaeger client library integrates with the OpenTracing API, which is a set of vendor-neutral APIs for distributed tracing.
Problem Description
We hope to be able to monitor the request chain of this project, providing us with a more intuitive, concise, and clear chain analysis during production or debugging.
In the new version of Jaeger, Jaeger provides support for OpenTelemetry. More Detail Please Visit here
So, you should carefully choose the local client SDK to support distributed tracing for both Go projects and Python projects (this should be done together).
How to solve this problem
The code strategy is similar to another issue(#53). You should first complete the implementation of distributed tracing on the Go project side, submit it and pass the code review, and then start developing the Python version. This will not take up much of your time.