Currently there is no attribute 'host.name' that is part of the metrics data emitted from Airflow, which may cause confusion when monitoring airflow metrics.
Use case/motivation
In order to more properly identify airflow instances running on a host environment, we may need to have this common sementic covention (host.name) be available. (more info: https://opentelemetry.io/docs/specs/semconv/resource/host/)
Currently, because the metric does not have any attributes, in case there are multiple airflow instances emitting metrics, it may not be easy to distinguish them, unless explicitly defining it.
howardyoo
commented
1 week ago
Description
Currently there is no attribute 'host.name' that is part of the metrics data emitted from Airflow, which may cause confusion when monitoring airflow metrics.
Use case/motivation
In order to more properly identify airflow instances running on a host environment, we may need to have this common sementic covention (host.name) be available. (more info: https://opentelemetry.io/docs/specs/semconv/resource/host/) Currently, because the metric does not have any attributes, in case there are multiple airflow instances emitting metrics, it may not be easy to distinguish them, unless explicitly defining it.
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