exporter/datadog: add support for resource labels and service.name #1074
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| if isinstance(attribute_value, (int, bool, float)): | ||
| value = str(attribute_value) | ||
| elif isinstance(attribute_value, str): | ||
| value = attribute_value | ||
| else: | ||
| logger.warning("Could not serialize tag %s", attribute_key) | ||
| continue | ||
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This could be more simply handled by attempting to cast to string inside a try/except block and log the exception if casting fails.
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makes sense, i had ripped it from the zipkin approach but agreed those improvements make sense to me
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turns out datadog's add span method handles this casting under the hood, so removing this section entirely for perf
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just waiting on some internal review here, apols on the delay |
| has special significance within datadog""" | ||
| tags = {} | ||
| service_name = None | ||
| if not resource and resource.labels: |
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Did you mean if not (resource and resource.labels):
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👍 ah yup ty, updated
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This looks right to me. We can simplify the tag extraction and would benefit from having a few more tests around how resource and span attributes interact as well as how we had previously been configuring the exporter. Do we also want to explicitly deprecate passing a service name to the exporter and depend on the resource set in the tracer provider?
| return [tags, service_name] | ||
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| for attribute_key, attribute_value in resource.labels.items(): | ||
| if isinstance(attribute_value, (int, bool, float)): |
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We can safely remove this logic since the exporter already makes use of ddtrace.span.Span.set_tag for handling span.attributes, which does the necessary casting based on the value or special conditions on keys:
https://github.com/DataDog/dd-trace-py/blob/master/ddtrace/span.py#L180-L259
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makes sense, updated
| resource = Resource( | ||
| labels={ | ||
| "key_resource": "some_resource", | ||
| "service.name": "resource_service_name", |
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Would be good to add a test for when span.attributes also has values for the same keys. Given the ordering above, span.attributes should override the resource labels.
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makes sense, added
| @@ -245,8 +255,13 @@ def test_translate_to_datadog(self): | |||
| start=start_times[2], | |||
| duration=durations[2], | |||
| error=0, | |||
| service="test-service", | |||
| meta={"env": "test", "team": "testers", "version": "0.0.1"}, | |||
| service="resource_service_name", | |||
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Also want a test for when the span.resources does not include service.name and it's backed off to the existing configuration.
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sorry for all the noise here, was having some linting issues |
…pen-telemetry#1074) * exporter/datadog: add support for resource labels and service.name
Description
This PR adds support within the Datadog Exporter for capturing resource labels as datadog span tags as well as to set the service name using the more OpenTelemetry standard Resource
service.name. This aligns the exporter with the more broadly accepted OpenTelemetry standards and allows existing users of OpenTelemetry to leverage their existing patterns for service and span tagging if they choose to export to Datadog.cc @majorgreys for review and any comments here, if there's improvements or something I've missed please let me know.
Type of change
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How Has This Been Tested?
I've updated the Unit Tests as well as the Example
Checklist: