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This project is in maintenance mode - because OpenTracing has been archived.
Please migrate your OpenTracing applications to OpenTelemetry.
We will continue to support this project with bugfixes until most applications in Zalando have been migrated to OpenTelemetry.
OpenTracing Toolbox is a collection of libraries that build on top of OpenTracing and provide extensions and plugins to existing instrumentations.
- Status: Under development and used in production
- Legacy FlowID compatibility support
- JDBC support
- Extensible OpenTracing Proxy (wrapper) w/ support for listeners and interceptors
- Servlet support
- Spring Web and Webflux support
- Sensible defaults
The opentracing-flowid module replaces the former zalando/tracer library by providing support for the X-Flow-ID header propagation on top of OpenTracing.
Go checkout out its README for details.
The opentracing-jdbc module is a direct competitor to opentracing-contrib/java-jdbc.
Go checkout out its README for details.
The opentracing-proxy module is a direct competitor to opentracing-contrib/java-api-extensions.
Go checkout out its README for details.
The opentracing-servlet-extension module is an extension to io.opentracing.contrib:opentracing-web-servlet-filter and only useful if used in conjunction.
Go checkout out its README for details.
The opentracing-spring-web-extension module is an extension to io.opentracing.contrib:opentracing-spring-web and only useful if used in conjunction.
Go checkout out its README for details.
The opentracing-spring-webflux-extension module is an extension to io.opentracing.contrib:opentracing-spring-web and only useful if used in conjunction.
Go checkout out its README for details.
If you have questions, concerns, bug reports, etc., please file an issue in this repository's Issue Tracker.
To contribute, simply make a pull request and add a brief description (1-2 sentences) of your addition or change. For more details, check the contribution guidelines.
Tracer, by design, does not provide sampling, metrics or annotations. Neither does it use the semantics of spans as most of the following projects do. If you require any of these, you're highly encouraged to try them.