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Only the semantics and libraries implementing them are there. The wire format is not specified, which is a pretty annoying problem to deal with.
by AYBABTME 9y ago
Only the semantics and libraries implementing them are there. The wire format is not specified, which is a pretty annoying problem to deal with.
- jpkrohling_jpk 9y agoThere are discussions about it happening. If you haven't yet, join the community and make your opinion heard :)
- paulddraper 9y agoIt's weird for most people. We're used to cross-language wire protocols. OpenTracing is different. An analogy is SLF4J for Java logging. All libraries, etc use the same interface and the final user determines the backend: java.util, Logback. This makes sense if you have many authors of libraries with a cross-cutting concern. This really makes OpenTracing half a dozen different standards, one per language, with common semantics. Should it be about a wire protocol instead? Discussion at https://github.com/opentracing/specification/issues/34 https://github.com/opentracing/specification/issues/34