examples

Examples

This folder contains some examples that should help you get start crates from opentelemetry-rust.

actix-http

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-jaeger

The application is built using actix-web.

Check this example if you want to understand how to send spans from an actix-web application to Jaeger via HTTP.

actix-http-tracing

Tracing, Metrics

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing, metrics)
• opentelemetry-jaeger
• opentelemetry-prometheus

The application is built using actix-web.

Check this example if you want to understand how to export data to Jaeger and Prometheus from an actix-web app instrumented using the tracing API and ecosystem.

actix-udp

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-jaeger

The application is built using actix-web.

Check this example if you want to understand how to send spans from an actix-web application to Jaeger via UDP.

async

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-jaeger

The application is built using tokio.

Check this example if you want to understand how to instrument spans in async runtime.

aws-xray

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-aws
• opentelemetry-http

The application is built using hyper.

Check this example if you want to understand how to use opentelemetry with AWS X-Ray.

basic

Tracing, Metrics

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing, metrics)
• opentelemetry-jaeger

The application is built using tokio.

Check this example if you want to understand how to send spans to Jaeger and display metrics in stdout from a tokio application.

basic-otlp

Tracing, Metrics

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing, metrics)
• opentelemetry-otlp

The application is built using tokio.

Check this example if you want to understand how to send spans and metrics to an opentelemetry collector from a tokio application using Grpc.

basic-otlp-http

Tracing, Metrics

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing, metrics)
• opentelemetry-otlp

The application is built using tokio.

Check this example if you want to understand how to send spans and metrics to an opentelemetry collector from a tokio application using HTTP.

basic-otlp-with-selector

Tracing, Metrics

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing, metrics)
• opentelemetry-otlp

The application is built using tokio.

Check this example if you want to understand how to use custom aggregation selector and custom export kind in metrics.

datadog

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-datadog

Check this example if you want to understand how to send spans to a datadog collector.

external-otlp-grpcio-async-std

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-otlp

The application is built using async-std and grpcio.

Check this example if you want to understand how to send spans to an OTLP compatible collector from an async-std application.

external-otlp-tonic-tokio

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-otlp

The application is built using tokio and tonic.

Check this example if you want to understand how to send spans to an OTLP compatible collector from a tokio application using TLS.

grpc

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-jaeger

The application is built using tokio and tonic.

Check this example if you want to understand how to propagate context with tonic(Grpc).

http

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-http

The application is built using hyper.

Check this example if you want to understand how to propagate context with HTTP and tracing between http client and http server, the spans will output to stdout.

hyper-prometheus

Metrics

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(metrics)
• opentelemetry-prometheus

The application is built using hyper.

Check this example if you want to understand how to send metrics to prometheus in opentelemetry.

multiple-span-processors

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-zipkin
• opentelemetry-jaeger

The application is built using tokio.

Check this example if you want to understand how to set up multiple span processors within an application.

tracing-grpc

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-jaeger

The application is built using tokio.

Check this example if you want to understand how to integrate tracing with opentelemetry.

zipkin

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-zipkin

Check this example if you want to understand how to send spans to zipkin.

zpages

Tracing

This example uses following crates from this repo:

• opentelemetry(tracing)
• opentelemetry-zpages

The application is built using tokio and hyper.

Check this example if you want to understand how to set up a zpage server to debug tracing issues.