opentelemetry-instrumentation-keystoneauth1 0.11.1

OpenStack keystoneauth1 module instrumentation for OpenTelemetry

OpenTelemetry keystoneauth1 instrumentation

Instruments keystoneauth1, the shared authentication and HTTP library underneath virtually every OpenStack client.

It wraps keystoneauth1.session.Session.request -- the single method through which every HTTP call the library makes funnels (service API calls, token requests to Keystone, and version-discovery probes) -- so each call becomes a CLIENT span carrying:

• http.request.method and http.response.status_code;
• the resolved url.full plus server.address / server.port;
• openstack.service_type when the caller supplied an endpoint_filter;
• the OpenStack global request id as a correlation id, when present.

The active W3C trace context is injected into the outgoing request headers, so a trace started in the client continues on the OpenStack service that handles the request (when that service is itself instrumented, e.g. via opentelemetry-instrumentation-keystonemiddleware).

Because it sits at the session layer -- below the OpenStack SDK's proxy -- this instrumentor also captures the token and discovery requests that opentelemetry-instrumentation-openstacksdk deliberately leaves untraced. When both are enabled the session spans nest under the SDK's proxy spans.

Installation

pip install opentelemetry-instrumentation-keystoneauth1

Usage

from opentelemetry.instrumentation.keystoneauth1 import (
    KeystoneAuth1Instrumentor,
)

KeystoneAuth1Instrumentor().instrument()