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[processor/geoip] Initial implementation (#33319)
**Description:** <Describe what has changed.> This is the initial implementation of the GeoIP processor. Note that it will still be a NOP (No Operation) from the user's perspective, as no Geo data providers are implemented [nor can be configured yet](#33268). However, this implementation aims to provide an overview of the processor's logic. The logic is the same for all signals (traces, metrics, and logs). For each signal, the processor follows these steps: 1. Locate an IP address attribute within the resource attributes. If not found, continue; if parsing the IP fails, return an error. By default, the IP address must be included within the `source.address` attribute key, see: https://github.com/open-telemetry/semantic-conventions/blob/v1.26.0/docs/general/attributes.md#source 2. Retrieve the geo-location metadata associated with the IP address using the available GeoProviders. At the moment, no additional check is done on the attributes returned by the providers. In a future PR, the processor will need to validate that all attributes follow the Geo semantic conventions. 3. Append the set of geo attributes to the resource attributes. The `processor/geoipprocessor/internal/provider/geoipprovider.go` file contains an initial interface proposal for the Geo providers. A mock implementation can be found in the geoip_processor_test.go file. **Link to tracking Issue:** #32663 **Testing:** Unit tests for the signals process **Documentation:** Should we update the README with the available configuration once it becomes operational? --------- Co-authored-by: Tiffany Hrabusa <[email protected]>
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