Examples with Span zipkin2.proto3.Span used on opensource projects

Example 71 with Span

use of zipkin2.proto3.Span in project zipkin by openzipkin.

the class JsonSerializersTest method span_specialCharsInJson.

/**
 * This isn't a test of what we "should" accept as a span, rather that characters that trip-up
 * json don't fail in SPAN_PARSER.
 */
@Test
public void span_specialCharsInJson() {
    // service name is surrounded by control characters
    Endpoint e = Endpoint.newBuilder().serviceName(new String(new char[] { 0, 'a', 1 })).build();
    Span worstSpanInTheWorld = Span.newBuilder().traceId("1").id("1").name(new String(new char[] { '"', '\\', '\t', '\b', '\n', '\r', '\f' })).localEndpoint(e).addAnnotation(1L, "\u2028 and \u2029").putTag("\"foo", "Database error: ORA-00942:\u2028 and \u2029 table or view does not exist\n").build();
    assertThat(parse(SPAN_PARSER, new String(SpanBytesEncoder.JSON_V2.encode(worstSpanInTheWorld), UTF_8))).isEqualTo(worstSpanInTheWorld);
}

Example 72 with Span

use of zipkin2.proto3.Span in project zipkin by openzipkin.

the class JsonSerializersTest method span_tag_double_read.

@Test
public void span_tag_double_read() {
    String json = "{\n" + "  \"traceId\": \"6b221d5bc9e6496c\",\n" + "  \"name\": \"get-traces\",\n" + "  \"id\": \"6b221d5bc9e6496c\",\n" + "  \"tags\": {" + "      \"num\": 1.23456789" + "  }" + "}";
    Span span = parse(SPAN_PARSER, json);
    assertThat(span.tags()).containsExactly(entry("num", "1.23456789"));
}

Example 73 with Span

use of zipkin2.proto3.Span in project zipkin by openzipkin.

the class ElasticsearchSpanConsumer method indexSpans.

void indexSpans(BulkSpanIndexer indexer, List<Span> spans) {
    for (Span span : spans) {
        // which index to store this span into
        final long indexTimestamp;
        if (span.timestampAsLong() != 0L) {
            indexTimestamp = span.timestampAsLong() / 1000L;
        } else if (!span.annotations().isEmpty()) {
            // guessTimestamp is made for determining the span's authoritative timestamp. When choosing
            // the index bucket, any annotation is better than using current time.
            indexTimestamp = span.annotations().get(0).timestamp() / 1000L;
        } else {
            indexTimestamp = System.currentTimeMillis();
        }
        indexer.add(indexTimestamp, span);
        if (searchEnabled && !span.tags().isEmpty()) {
            indexer.addAutocompleteValues(indexTimestamp, span);
        }
    }
}

Example 74 with Span

use of zipkin2.proto3.Span in project zipkin by openzipkin.

the class ITEnsureIndexTemplate method createZipkinIndexTemplate_getTraces_returnsSuccess.

@Test
void createZipkinIndexTemplate_getTraces_returnsSuccess(TestInfo testInfo) throws Exception {
    String testSuffix = testSuffix(testInfo);
    storage = newStorageBuilder(testInfo).templatePriority(10).build();
    try {
        // Delete all templates in order to create the "catch-all" index template, because
        // ES does not allow multiple index templates of the same index_patterns and priority
        http(DELETE, "/_template/*");
        setUpCatchAllTemplate();
        // Implicitly creates an index template
        checkStorage();
        // Get all templates. We don't assert on this at the moment. This is for logging on ES_DEBUG.
        http(GET, "/_template");
        // Now, add a span, which should be indexed differently than default.
        Span span = spanBuilder(testSuffix).putTag("queryTest", "ok").build();
        accept(asList(span));
        // Assert that Zipkin's templates work and source is returned
        assertGetTracesReturns(requestBuilder().parseAnnotationQuery("queryTest=" + span.tags().get("queryTest")).build(), asList(span));
    } finally {
        // Delete "catch-all" index template so it does not interfere with any other test
        http(DELETE, catchAllIndexPath());
    }
}

Example 75 with Span

use of zipkin2.proto3.Span in project zipkin by openzipkin.

the class BulkIndexWriterTest method spanSearchFields_addsTimestampFieldWhenNoTags.

@Test
public void spanSearchFields_addsTimestampFieldWhenNoTags() {
    Span span = Span.newBuilder().traceId("20").id("22").name("").parentId("21").timestamp(1000L).localEndpoint(FRONTEND).kind(Kind.CLIENT).build();
    BulkIndexWriter.SPAN.writeDocument(span, buffer);
    assertThat(buffer.buffer().toString(StandardCharsets.UTF_8)).startsWith("{\"timestamp_millis\":1,\"traceId\":");
}