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Instrumenter API improvements #2860
Instrumenter API improvements #2860
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.../main/java/io/opentelemetry/instrumentation/api/instrumenter/http/HttpSpanNameExtractor.java
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* network peer information. If those attributes are available in the request, it is recommended to | ||
* use {@link InetSocketAddressNetAttributesExtractor} instead. | ||
*/ | ||
public abstract class InetSocketAddressNetRequestAttributesExtractor<REQUEST, RESPONSE> |
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Didn't realize this would be needed already :)
I have considered an approach where there is only one extractor, and @Nullable RESPONSE response
- if it's available when response is null (onStart), then it's gotten from request, otherwise gotten when response isn't null (onEnd). The advantage of two classes is it's easier to implement them. The disadvantage is having cognitive load deciding which class to use. I think I'm leaning towards the separate classes actually but wanted to get your thoughts too.
@@ -26,10 +31,6 @@ protected final void onStart(AttributesBuilder attributes, REQUEST request) { | |||
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protected final void onEnd(AttributesBuilder attributes, REQUEST request, RESPONSE response) { | |||
set(attributes, SemanticAttributes.NET_PEER_IP, peerIp(request, response)); | |||
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// TODO(anuraaga): Clients don't have peer information available during the request usually. |
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But related to my above comment, actually this isn't quite solved since it means instrumentation defining separate ServerNetAttributesExtractor and ClientNetAttributesExtractor, which our pattern doesn't really support since it makes instrumentation more complex. The approach with @Nullable RESPONSE response
could solve it though.
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I've refactored the NetAttributesExtractor
class so that it has a @Nullable
response in its attribute methods.
* Move HTTP & net classes to separate packages * Remove `db` prefix from method names in `DbAttributesExtractor` * Add request-only net attributes extractor (it'll be needed in spring-sleuth-otel once we decide to use Instrumenters there)
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String route = attributesExtractor.route(request); | ||
if (route != null) { | ||
return route; | ||
} |
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Co-authored-by: Trask Stalnaker <[email protected]>
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prefix from method names inDbAttributesExtractor