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[chore] Update vertex_ai to vertex.ai #1684

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This is a follow up for #1574 (comment)

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Thanks @gyliu513 !

Please make sure to add changelog entry.

/cc @aabmass - wdyt about this rename?

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gyliu513 commented Dec 16, 2024

@lmolkova Done!

But seems the CI is reporting an compatibility issue:

Found 1 compatibility issues:
	enum attribute member 'gen_ai.system.vertex_ai' was removed
make: *** [Makefile:276: compatibility-check] Error 1

@@ -13,9 +13,9 @@ groups:
stability: experimental
value: "openai"
brief: 'OpenAI'
- id: vertex_ai
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@lmolkova do you know if we can also need to mark vertex_ai as deprecated? if so, how to make it? This is a value and not an attribute, did not find any example for this, thanks!

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stability: experimental
value: "vertex_ai"
value: "vertex.ai"
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I can't find any evidence of just "Vertex" without "AI" in GCP's docs, so vertex_ai actually seems appropriate to me. I can't imagine any other vertex.* values.

If that reasoning holds water to keep it as vertex_ai, I can verify with the team.

stability: experimental
value: "vertex_ai"
value: "vertex.ai"
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While we're here, should we prefix with gcp. like we have for some other vendors?

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+1, we can name it as gcp.vertex.ai or google.vertex.ai

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we're really inconsistent in semconv on prefixing things with cloud name (not intentionally). General issue - #608

E.g. we have spanner and it's ok since there is just one spanner DB.
We have gcp_pubsub for messaging because pubsub is too generic. We also have some gcp.* attributes and resources.

Both vertex.ai or vertext_ai are unique enough - they don't have to have a prefix similarly to spanner. If we add prefix, it should be gcp.

So what should we do:

  1. spanner, vertex_ai, gcp_pubsub
  2. spanner, vertex_ai, gcp.pubsub
  3. gcp.spanner, gcp.vertex_ai, gcp.pubsub
  4. gcp_spanner, gcp_vertex_ai, gcp_pubsub
  5. ...
    ?

Speaking from Azure side, we're likely to stay where we are: cosmosdb, eventhubs, az.ai.inference (use product name when it's unique enough, use az. namespace when it's not). Reasons: it's nice to be consistent, but some of these things are de-facto stable and are used wide enough to make breaking really problematic.

cc @jsuereth if he has any thoughts

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There's also the cloud.platform values which look like azure_functions, gcp_cloud_functions .

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I'm like 80% confident we can rename azure_functions to az.functions. Let me try

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