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AWS X-Ray traceId handling in router #3445
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Have you ever tried to use |
I know it, but as far as I know, the traceid format that the router generates for them is the same. But a completely unique traceId format, such as UUID or X-ray format, is discarded by the router. |
I'm curious if @bnjjj was referring to the section of the documentation that suggests using a custom header, which exists on that page (link to highlighted part): # If you have your own way to generate a trace id and you want to pass it via a custom request header
request:
header_name: my-trace-id For example, what if you did: # If you have your own way to generate a trace id and you want to pass it via a custom request header
request:
header_name: X-Amzn-Trace-Id Is that sufficient? |
The The AWS X-Ray Propagator used in that PR handles converting back and forth between the |
CC @BrynCooke @bnjjj we might need to update the configuration in the #3226 efforts. |
We want to examine the router as a trace in aws x-ray. Currently, only one format of traceid is possible for the router.
It would be nice if, say, a custom traceid solution could be brought via a rhai script
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