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Propagate resource to exporters #706
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@@ -244,6 +259,7 @@ class SpanData final : public Recordable | |||
std::vector<SpanDataEvent> events_; | |||
std::vector<SpanDataLink> links_; | |||
opentelemetry::trace::SpanKind span_kind_{opentelemetry::trace::SpanKind::kInternal}; | |||
opentelemetry::sdk::resource::ResourceAttributes resourceAttributes_; |
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What is this used for? Is it worth copying the resource attributes in every span?
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Thanks for noticing it. Will make it reference/pointer to resource :)
Generally, LGTM. |
@@ -67,6 +71,7 @@ class Recordable final : public sdk::trace::Recordable | |||
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ZipkinSpan span_; | |||
std::string service_name_; |
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I'm thinking here about some optimization opportunity: how often do you expect service_name
value to change, i.e. do you have to copy it here for every recordable, then again into every JSON
(ZipkinSpan) object?
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We can think of some optimization of not passing resource and instrumentation library as part of every Recordable( and instead just passing tracer reference from where we can get both), but still, these data need to be copied to every ZipkinSpan. ( https://zipkin.io/zipkin-api/#/default/post_spans ).
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That's fine for now. I am looking at Zipkin exporter as example for Fluentd exporter, I can share some thoughts how I would've rearranged this in the Fluentd exporter.
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Thanks, will look forward to that :)
@@ -213,6 +213,16 @@ void Recordable::SetName(nostd::string_view name) noexcept | |||
span_["name"] = name.data(); | |||
} | |||
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void Recordable::SetResource(const opentelemetry::sdk::resource::Resource &resource) noexcept |
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Confirming re. thread-safety of SetResource
vs GetServiceName
-- both cannot be called at once from two different threads?
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SetResource
would be called when Span is created using Tracer::StartSpan()
. And GetServiceName()
would be when Span is ending : Span::End() -> Processor::OnEnd() -> Exporter::Export()
. Both these need to be sequential in same thread.
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I would let it go for now. But we may need to describe some of these expectations where we do not explicitly shield the access with a mutex, esp. in the other place where we return an object (that may get changed in another thread) by reference.
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Good point. Specifically for Resources, these are immutable as per the specs, with their ownership transferred to TracerProvider while it's initialization. So there won't be race condition arising while accessing them within the pipeline.
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return *instrumentation_library_; | |||
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/** Returns the currently configured resource **/ | |||
const opentelemetry::sdk::resource::Resource &GetResource() { return context_->GetResource(); } |
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No setter - SetResource
in API, only getter - GetResource
? What are the thread-safety guarantees of this method on API surface?
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The resource is a property of TracerProvider
and should be set during the initialization of TracerProvider in the main thread. It's not re-settable again once initialized.
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I approved.
From a practical standpoint, however, we do have scenarios as follows:
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whatever Monitoring Agent is upgraded, OR remote configuration is upgraded; so your resource values changed...
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resource
contents now may need to change, e.g. updated configuration of theTracerProvider
- to indicate that a new configuration is now applied. Without application service restart. Your threads continue running, while accessing resource, while the resource object is maybe changing at the same time.. which may lead to crash.
In those cases, I think, we may need to consider how to make some of this thread-safe.
Current logic of returning Resource
by reference in SDK may break if Resource
needs to change in a different thread. I am not sure how to track my concern. Maybe we need to have a generic umbrella issue that captures thread-safety guarantees at both levels?
- API thread safety guarantees
- SDK thread safety guarantees
In a separate markdown document, dev-focused document for exporter developers.. Or when you return a reference, you can check where else that object may be concurrently modified, and explain why it should not be concurrently modified elsewhere. Such as explicitly spell out the thread-safety guarantees on that object that you returned by reference.
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- your
resource
contents now may need to change, e.g. updated configuration of theTracerProvider
- to indicate that a new configuration is now applied. Without application service restart. Your threads continue running, while accessing resource, while the resource object is maybe changing at the same time.. which may lead to crash.
The ownership model of the Resource object is well defined. Once created, the ownership of the Resource object is transferred to TracerProvider, and there is no setters to update it at runtime.
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Also to add, as per the specs : https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-specification/blob/main/specification/resource/sdk.md
When used with distributed tracing, a resource can be associated with the TracerProvider when the TracerProvider is created. That association cannot be changed later. When associated with a TracerProvider, all Spans produced by any Tracer from the provider MUST be associated with this Resource.
The resource once set can't be changed later.
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span_kind_ = span_kind; | |||
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void SetResource(const opentelemetry::sdk::resource::Resource &resource) noexcept override | |||
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resource_ = &resource; |
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@lalitb - this is problematic spot. It won't work too well with temporaries because it's assigning a pointer to reference. If Resource
is compiled with std::variant
, and a temporary is passed to API, e.g. SetResource("key", "value")
- it'd break..
Fixes #334
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