Thanks Adam. It was really helpful for my current project. Is it possible to show me how to instrument "FastApi Fargate-based-container" to push the data to Dynatrace. Thanks in advance.
Thank you, this is great to know about! If you have any more info, I would love to know how I can: 1. Integrate this with grafana instead of jaeger 2. Maybe check for an alternative of the context manager (indenting could become really messy really quick for each block I want telemetry info from)
Thanks! Grafana is the visualisation layer, you still need a place to store the traces (Jaeger, Dynatrace, Datadog, SigNoz or another commercial vendor). You then use Grafana to visualise the traces using a data source: grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/datasources/jaeger/
Thank you so much for the video. Could you please help me understand why there're 6 spans? From what I see, you loop through 3 times, each time generate a span. Then there should be only 3 spans, right?
this was really helpful, cheers mate
Glad it helped
Nice I think I'll make use of that tonight... :)
Thanks Adam. It was really helpful for my current project. Is it possible to show me how to instrument "FastApi Fargate-based-container" to push the data to Dynatrace. Thanks in advance.
Thank you, this is great to know about! If you have any more info, I would love to know how I can:
1. Integrate this with grafana instead of jaeger
2. Maybe check for an alternative of the context manager (indenting could become really messy really quick for each block I want telemetry info from)
Thanks! Grafana is the visualisation layer, you still need a place to store the traces (Jaeger, Dynatrace, Datadog, SigNoz or another commercial vendor). You then use Grafana to visualise the traces using a data source: grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/datasources/jaeger/
@@agardnerit is the process the same for azure application insights? I don't see any trace logging dashboards in azure
@@adityasoni3849 I'm afraid I have no experience with Azure
@@agardnerittempo?
@@kwesikwaaI don’t understand?
Thank you so much for the video. Could you please help me understand why there're 6 spans? From what I see, you loop through 3 times, each time generate a span. Then there should be only 3 spans, right?
Super! Thx a lot!