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Platform:
charms.tempo_k8s.v0.charm_instrumentation
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- Last updated 04 Sep 2023
- Revision Library version 0.8
This charm library contains utilities to instrument your Charm with opentelemetry tracing data collection.
(yes! charm code, not workload code!)
This means that, if your charm is related to, for example, COS' Tempo charm, you will be able to inspect in real time from the Grafana dashboard the execution flow of your charm.
To start using this library, you need to do two things:
- decorate your charm class with
@trace_charm(tracing_endpoint="my_tracing_endpoint")
- add to your charm a "my_tracing_endpoint" (you can name this attribute whatever you like) property
that returns an otlp grpc endpoint url. If you are using the
TracingEndpointProviderasself.tracing = TracingEndpointProvider(self), the implementation could be:
@property
def my_tracing_endpoint(self) -> Optional[str]:
'''Tempo endpoint for charm tracing'''
return self.tracing.otlp_grpc_endpoint
At this point your charm will be automatically instrumented so that:
- charm execution starts a trace, containing
- every event as a span (including custom events)
- every charm method call (except dunders) as a span
if you wish to add more fine-grained information to the trace, you can do so by getting a hold of the tracer like so:
import opentelemetry
...
@property
def tracer(self) -> opentelemetry.trace.Tracer:
return opentelemetry.trace.get_tracer(type(self).__name__)
By default, the tracer is named after the charm type. If you wish to override that, you can pass
a different service_name argument to trace_charm.
Index
def is_enabled()
Description
Whether charm tracing is enabled. None
def get_current_span()
Return the currently active Span, if there is one, else None.
Description
If you'd rather keep your logic unconditional, you can use opentelemetry.trace.get_current_span, which will return an object that behaves like a span but records no data.
class TracingError
Description
Base class for errors raised by this module. None
class UntraceableObjectError
Description
Raised when an object you're attempting to instrument cannot be autoinstrumented. None
def
trace_charm(
tracing_endpoint: str,
server_cert,
service_name,
extra_types
)
Autoinstrument the decorated charm with tracing telemetry.
Arguments
method or property on the charm type that returns an optional tls certificate to be used when sending traces to a remote server. If it returns None, an insecure connection will be used.
name of a property on the charm type that returns an optional tempo url. If None, tracing will be effectively disabled. Else, traces will be pushed to that endpoint.
service name tag to attach to all traces generated by this charm. Defaults to the juju application name this charm is deployed under.
pass any number of types that you also wish to autoinstrument. For example, charm libs, relation endpoint wrappers, workload abstractions, ...
Description
Use this function to get out-of-the-box traces for all events emitted on this charm and all method calls on instances of this class.
Usage:
from charms.tempo_k8s.v0.charm_instrumentation import trace_charm from charms.tempo_k8s.v0.tracing import TracingEndpointProvider from ops import CharmBase
@trace_charm( tracing_endpoint="tempo_otlp_grpc_endpoint", ) class MyCharm(CharmBase):
def __init__(self, framework: Framework): ... self.tempo = TracingEndpointProvider(self) @property def tempo_otlp_grpc_endpoint(self) -> Optional[str]: return self.tempo.otlp_grpc_endpoint
Methods
def trace_type(cls: _T)
Set up tracing on this class.
Description
Use this decorator to get out-of-the-box traces for all method calls on instances of this class.
It assumes that this class is only instantiated after a charm type decorated with @trace_charm
has been instantiated.
def
trace_method(
method: _F,
static: bool
)
Trace this method.
Description
A span will be opened when this method is called and closed when it returns.
def trace_function(function: _F)
Trace this function.
Description
A span will be opened when this function is called and closed when it returns.
def trace(obj)
Trace this object and send the resulting spans to Tempo.
Description
It will dispatch to trace_type if the decorated object is a class, otherwise
trace_function.