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I'm definitely curious how data volume was a big concern for traces. I work with several customers with enormous trace volume, and while they absolutely need to
by phillipcarter 3y ago
I'm definitely curious how data volume was a big concern for traces. I work with several customers with enormous trace volume, and while they absolutely need to do tail sampling so their bill doesn't explode, the actual export of spans from their services isn't typically the problem to solve.
- hinkley 3y agoWe don’t have a monorepo so I can’t tell you how many lines of code we have anymore, but if it’s less than 300k lines I’ll eat my hat. It’s gotta be half a million. It’s a beast. No insane fanout, but unless I very carefully cherry picked a couple of points in the code instead of piggy backing in our already pretty good telemetry choke points, then I’d hit the limit even in preproduction. We don’t historically do a lot of things well, but everything does correlationID propagation properly and some have pretty good telemetry, and have done since before I got here. Most other things in the “well” column were heavy lifting by myself and a handful of other instigators, some of whom gave up and left. That’s probably what upsets me so much about OTEL. It made one of our strengths into another thing to complain about.