Eden Federman
Eden Federman
Hi, I am the author of this project. While I am not a Rust developer, I'll be happy to assist in implementing a similar version for Rust and answer any...
Hi @tedsuo, I'm really happy to hear that you like this project 😄 Integration with manual Go instrumentation is something that we are definitely planning to do soon. In high...
Hi @tedsuo, We just merged a [design doc](https://github.com/keyval-dev/opentelemetry-go-instrumentation/blob/master/docs/design/manual-instrumentation.md) describing how we are going to implement integration between manual and automatic instrumentation. I'll be very happy to hear what you think...
Thanks for the comment @tedsuo, this is really helpful! :) 1. Instrumenting the noop API methods sounds like a good solution. (Unfortunately, it is not possible to instrument interfaces using...
Hi, if you are referring to context propagation (sending trace id over request headers), we just released that. Please check out v0.6.0
Sounds like a really interesting feature @withlin Regarding implementation, I think we should consider changing the current logic of specifying the target binary via `OTEL_TARGET_EXE` to logic like: 1. Scan...
That sounds really cool. I wonder if we should integrate somehow with the OpenTelemetry Operator: https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-operator#opentelemetry-auto-instrumentation-injection It looks like they are doing similar things, for example, annotating deployments for instrumentation....
@withlin After reading your comments again, I think I understand what you mean much better now. I really like this solution, sounds elegant and I can see many advantages to...
Hi @CoderPoet happy to hear that you like this project! 😄 We are currently working on refactoring the goroutine tracking mechanism. The new implementation will keep track of the goroutine...
Hi @CoderPoet. Please try version v0.6.0. We changed the way we do context propagation and it no longer depends on goroutine ids, so passing context between different goroutines should work.