This is Haystack's client library for Python that implements OpenTracing
Further information can be found on opentracing.io
See examples in /examples directory. See opentracing usage for additional information.
It is important to consider the architecture of the application. In order for the tracer to manage spans properly, an appropriate ScopeManager
implementation must be chosen. In most environments, the default ThreadLocalScopeManager
will work just fine. In asynchronous frameworks, the ContextVarsScopeManager
is a better choice.
First initialize the tracer at the application level by supplying a service name and span recorder
import opentracing
from haystack import HaystackAgentRecorder
from haystack import HaystackTracer
tracer = HaystackTracer("a_service", HaystackAgentRecorder())
opentracing.set_global_tracer(tracer)
Starting a span can be done as a managed resource using start_active_span()
with opentracing.tracer.start_active_span("span-name") as scope:
do_stuff()
or finish the span on your own terms with
span = opentracing.tracer.start_span("span-name")
do_stuff()
span.finish()
Note: If there is a Scope, it will act as the parent to any newly started Span unless the programmer passes
ignore_active_span=True
at start_span()/start_active_span()
time or specified parent context explicitly using
childOf=parent_context
If necessary, default propagation headers can be replaced with custom ones by specifying custom propagator options. Register the new propagator with the tracer once configured.
prop_opts = PropagatorOpts("X-Trace-ID", "X-Span-ID", "X-Parent-Span", "X-baggage-")
opentracing.tracer.register_propagator(opentracing.Format.HTTP_HEADERS, TextPropagator(prop_opts))
All modules define their logger via logging.getLogger(__name__)
So in order to define specific logging format or level for this library use getLogger('haystack')
or configure the
root logger.
Create a python3 virtual environment, activate it and then make bootstrap
make example
Create a new release in github specifying a semver compliant tag greater than the current release version.