Instrument Scheduled-annotated methods for observability

[bclozel]

We should consider whether we can safely instrument @Scheduled-annotated methods with the Observation API and report relevant metrics and traces.

[edyda99]

Hi there! I noticed this issue and I'm interested in working on it, but I wanted to ask if it's okay if I take some time to get up to speed on the codebase and the Observation API before I start making changes. I'm a new contributor and I want to make sure that I understand everything before I start making modifications. Please let me know if that's okay, and I'll be sure to keep you updated on my progress as I work on the issue.

[bclozel]

@edyda99 I don't think that this issue is a good first issue for contributing to Spring Framework. Maybe consider contributing on a different one?

[edyda99]

Thanks for letting me know. I'll look for another issue. I'd still like to learn from your contributions on this issue, so I'll do my research and keep an eye on your pull requests. Thanks!!

[skshyamal]

Is there any plan to have this issue fixed soon? Since after spring boot 3.x upgrade simply vanished.

[jonatan-ivanov]

@skshyamal Hope this helps until this is implemented: right now, as a workaround, you can add an @Observerved annotation (+create an ObservedAspect bean) on your @Scheduled method or create an Observation manually.