Using Distributed Tracing in Microservices Architecture

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Zipkin

Code Tracing Tools: Performs tracing during the execution of a computer program (Code). These tools help in tracing every line of code, the variables declared, the conditional statements used, the iterative functions, and finally deliver the expected output of the code. These are of great help in code analysis and diagnosing purposes. Some examples of Code Tracing tools are, OpenTracing, OpenZipkin, and Appdash.

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OpenTracing

Code Tracing Tools: Performs tracing during the execution of a computer program (Code). These tools help in tracing every line of code, the variables declared, the conditional statements used, the iterative functions, and finally deliver the expected output of the code. These are of great help in code analysis and diagnosing purposes. Some examples of Code Tracing tools are, OpenTracing, OpenZipkin, and Appdash.

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Open Telemetry

This can be done by using tools such as OpenTelemetry (a standardized framework for observability across cloud-native applications) which is considered as a vendor-neutral approach to tracing.

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LightStep

Data Tracing Tools: Executes tracing during validating the critical data elements (CDE) or telemetry data with the source system and monitoring them with the statistical process control (SPC) methods. Some examples of Data Tracing tools are, Datadog, Jaeger, New Relic, Dynatrace, and Lightstep.

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