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Advice: Is there a way of sampling a % of spans #36876
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Bot the tailsampling and the probabilistic sampling processor support this scenario I think. There is a short explanation when to choose which over here. Based on the ottl label I suspect the tail sampler might be the better fit 🙂 Hope that helps. |
Hi @mkromkamp - I have reviewed those two processors and to be honest I can't quite determine from the configuration examples in the readme how to achieve this. They appear to sample traces first and foremost. I can't see the specific configurations to target a span by say attribute value or name. Could you be more specific about the configuration or samplers you had in mind? Thanks |
Yeah sure. I might need a concrete example. But # Rule 2: low sampling for readiness/liveness probes sounds roughly like what you are potentially looking for. It keeps 10% (0.1) percent of traces for the Reformatted snippet to avoid having to search name: team_a-probe
type: and
and:
and_sub_policy:
- name: service-name-policy
type: string_attribute
string_attribute:
key: service.name
values:
- service-1
- service-2
- service-3
- name: route-live-ready-policy
type: string_attribute
string_attribute:
key: http.route
values:
- /live
- /ready
enabled_regex_matching: true
- name: probabilistic-policy
type: probabilistic
probabilistic:
sampling_percentage: 0.1 |
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pkg/ottl
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I have some noisy spans that I want to filter. But equally I want to know if they're still being produced and from where.
Ideally I'd implement a filter with a percentage, so 1% of the spans still get through. Though I can't see a rand function or something like modulo, though I could possibly craft it using divide. In the absence of rand I could try to use something like the last digit component as my random source.
This doesn't seem like a novel idea though so potentially it's a solved problem and my searching skills aren't up to scatch.
These are leaf spans so it wouldn't impact any children.
I don't think this is worthy use of the tail sampling filter either.
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