Le 16/11/2021 à 17:18, David Li a écrit :
Following up here: I'm hoping we can enable this in 7.0.0 and am still working on getting all the builds passing (currently RPM packages fail to build with it enabled). OpenTelemetry released their v1.0.0 recently so that should not be a problem anymore. Some changes in approach: * For now, I've removed integration with Flight and any other components, focusing on just getting the builds working. I'll file follow-up issues for the Flight integration. * Unlike before, I'll change this to be built only when enabled, instead of always. Flight will implicitly enable OpenTelemetry once integrated. (Thanks to @Kou for questioning this.) * I'm now looking at using this for evaluating performance issues/bottlenecks in the C++ query engine, instead of/in addition to the original use case in Flight. I'm curious if others have used OpenTelemetry or similar libraries for this purpose before. I know tools like Perfetto [1] are similar in concept if not approach, and @Weston was experimenting with it for this purpose as well earlier in the thread. [1]: https://perfetto.dev/
Isn't OpenTelemetry language-agnostic while Perfetto is a C++-only library? (or are the two interoperable?)
It seems that being language-agnostic would make OpenTracing a better fit for Arrow (ideally, one could mingle C++, Rust or Java calls and trace them together).
Regards Antoine.
