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In preparation for Span Streaming and the EAP Performance rework, there will be a new simplified span schema (let's call it SpanV2 for now).
The new span schema can be found here (TODO link to develop docs once its published).
Envelopes containing these standalone spans can contain spans from multiple segments and multiple different traces, there may be no connection between them. Relay needs to process them independently.
Requirements
Relay will need to:
Enforce new standalone span limits
Support SpanV2 schema
Map from SpanV2 to Span
Make the current standalone span processing work for those spans
Make sure dynamic sampling works (the trace context is now unique for each span item in the header)
Design
On the protocol level we need a new SpanV2 item. The span item now has the DSC in its header, no longer the envelope.
Envelope Limits:
Maximum 1000 spans
Maximum 10 MiB envelope
SpanV2 will be (temporarily) mapped to the current span format and produced as such to Kafka.
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Background
In preparation for Span Streaming and the EAP Performance rework, there will be a new simplified span schema (let's call it SpanV2 for now).
The new span schema can be found here (TODO link to develop docs once its published).
Envelopes containing these standalone spans can contain spans from multiple segments and multiple different traces, there may be no connection between them. Relay needs to process them independently.
Requirements
Relay will need to:
Design
On the protocol level we need a new
SpanV2
item. The span item now has the DSC in its header, no longer the envelope.Envelope Limits:
SpanV2
will be (temporarily) mapped to the current span format and produced as such to Kafka.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: