OpenTelemetry DataDog Exporter and utilities for Elixir.
The main reason you would use this over exporting over the DataDog Agent over otlp is that this approach supports proper sampling.
def deps do
[
{:opentelemetry_datadog, git: "https://github.com/hansihe/opentelemetry_datadog.git"}
]
end
After installing, opentelemetry
needs to be configured with the datadog exporter:
config :opentelemetry,
traces_exporter: {OpentelemetryDatadog.Exporter, [host: "http://localhost", port: 8126]},
resource: %{
# Resources configuration go in here or are specified using env variables
"service.name": "my-service",
"deployment.environment": "production"
},
sampler: {OpentelemetryDatadog.Sampler.UseLocalSamplingRules, 0.5},
text_map_propagators: [OpentelemetryDatadog.Propagator.Datadog]
The above config will:
- Send traces to a DataDog agent running on
localhost:8126
- Randomly sample traces at a rate of 0.5, while accurately reporting sampling rates to DataDog
- Setup a propagator that is compatible with the "x-datadog-*" headers