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Otelio: OpenTelemetry + Loguru toolkit for Python services

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otelio

Python OpenTelemetry + Loguru toolkit

A small, batteries-included OpenTelemetry + Loguru toolkit for Python services. Call init_otelio(...) once at startup and you get traces and logs that are automatically correlated by trace_id / span_id, exported over OTLP/gRPC (SigNoz, Grafana, Jaeger, any OTLP collector) or to Azure Application Insights — switchable with a single environment variable, no code changes.

PyPI Python License: MIT


Features

  • One call to wire everythinginit_otelio(...) sets up the tracer + logger providers, the Loguru bridge, and a clean-shutdown flush hook.
  • Logs correlate to spans automatically — keep using Loguru; every record is stamped with the active trace_id / span_id and exported.
  • Backend-agnostic — OTLP/gRPC or Azure App Insights via the OTELIO_TARGET env var. Exporter SDKs are imported lazily, so you only install what you use.
  • Cross-service tracing built in — W3C traceparent + baggage propagation helpers so one request shows up as a single connected trace across service boundaries.
  • Tiny surface — eleven well-documented functions, nothing to configure in code.

Install

pip install python-otelio                # core + OTLP/gRPC exporter
pip install "python-otelio[azure]"       # also the Azure Application Insights exporter

Requires Python 3.10+. The distribution is named python-otelio on PyPI but imports as otelio (from otelio import ...).

Quick start

from otelio import init_otelio, otel_span, otel_set_attributes
from loguru import logger

# 1. Bootstrap once, at process start (before anything emits telemetry).
init_otelio(service_name="my-service", service_version="1.0.0")

# 2. Log with Loguru as usual — records are stamped with the active span.
logger.info("service started")

# 3. Wrap units of work in spans; exceptions are recorded and re-raised.
with otel_span("handle_request", attributes={"route": "/search"}):
    otel_set_attributes({"result.count": 12})

Configuration

All configuration is via environment variables.

Variable Default Meaning
OTELIO_TARGET otlp otlp (any OTLP/gRPC collector) or azure (App Insights).
OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT http://localhost:4317 OTLP/gRPC collector endpoint (target otlp).
APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_CONNECTION_STRING App Insights connection string (target azure).
OTEL_SERVICE_NAME the service_name arg Overrides the service name.
DEPLOYMENT_ENVIRONMENT local Set as the deployment.environment resource attribute.
# OTLP collector (SigNoz, Grafana, Jaeger, ...)
export OTELIO_TARGET=otlp
export OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT=http://localhost:4317

# Azure Application Insights
export OTELIO_TARGET=azure
export APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_CONNECTION_STRING="InstrumentationKey=...;IngestionEndpoint=..."
export DEPLOYMENT_ENVIRONMENT=production

Public API (from otelio import ...)

Symbol Purpose
init_otelio(service_name, service_version, environment=None, resource_attributes=None) Bootstrap tracing + logging once at startup. resource_attributes adds extra resource-level keys to every span + log. Returns the resolved Settings.
otel_span(name, attributes=None, kind=SpanKind.INTERNAL, context=None) Context manager that starts a span, records exceptions, and re-raises.
otel_current_span() The span active in the current context.
otel_get_tracer() The shared otelio tracer.
otel_inject_headers(headers=None) Inject the current trace context + baggage into an outbound header dict.
otel_context_from_headers(headers) Extract a trace context (+ baggage) from inbound headers; pass to otel_span(context=...).
otel_set_baggage(items) Put a mapping of key/values into baggage so they propagate downstream. Returns a detach token.
otel_get_baggage(key) Read one baggage value from the current context (or None).
otel_get_all_baggage() Read all baggage entries as a plain dict.
otel_set_attributes(attributes, span=None) Set attributes on the current span, or span if given (guards is_recording()).
otel_add_event(name, attributes=None, span=None) Add a timestamped event to the current span, or span if given.

Context propagation across services

otelio carries the W3C traceparent + baggage headers automatically, so one request shows up as a single connected trace across service boundaries:

import httpx
from opentelemetry.trace import SpanKind
from otelio import otel_inject_headers, otel_context_from_headers, otel_span

# Outbound — inject context into the request headers
with otel_span("call_downstream", kind=SpanKind.CLIENT):
    headers = otel_inject_headers({"Authorization": token})
    resp = httpx.post(url, headers=headers, json=payload)

# Inbound — continue the caller's trace
ctx = otel_context_from_headers(request.headers)
with otel_span("serve_request", kind=SpanKind.SERVER, context=ctx):
    ...

Documentation

See the full usage guide for bootstrapping, spans, correlated logging, context propagation, baggage, and a complete FastAPI example.

License

MIT © code4mk

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