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Application Real-Time Monitoring Service:Trace Explorer parameters

Last Updated:Dec 11, 2024

This topic describes the common parameters about Trace Explorer.

For information about the data model, see Tracing data model of OpenTelemetry.

Parameter

Description

attributes

The attribute used for indexing.

duration

The time duration. Unit: nanoseconds.

event

The event, which contains unindexed fields such as timestamp, name, and attribute.

hostname

The hostname.

ip

The IP address of the host.

kind

The type of the span. Spans have the following types:

  • 0: No SPAN_KIND_UNSPECIFIED (unspecified)

  • 1: SPAN_KIND_INTERNAL (internal method)

  • 2: SPAN_KIND_SERVER (server)

  • 3: SPAN_KIND_CLIENT (client)

  • 4: SPAN_KIND_PRODUCER (producer)

  • 5: SPAN_KIND_CONSUMER (consumer)

links

The relationship between the current span and one or more traces.

parentSpanId

The ID of the parent span, which specifies the relationship among multiple spans.

resources

The resource information about the span, including the process ID and Java Virtual Machine (JVM) version number.

serviceName

The service name, which is used for multitenancy.

spanId

The ID of the span, which specifies the relationship among multiple spans.

spanName

The name of the span.

startTime

The start time. Unit: nanoseconds.

statusCode

The status of the span. Spans can be in the following states:

  • 0: STATUS_CODE_UNSET. The span is not configured.

  • 1: STATUS_CODE_OK. The span is running as expected.

  • 2: STATUS_CODE_ERROR. A span error has occurred.

statusMessage

The status message.

traceId

The unique identifier of the trace.

serviceType

The unique identifier of the framework that generates the span.

  • 1010: Tomcat

  • 1030: Jetty Server

  • 1035: Jetty Client

  • 1040: Akka HTTP

  • 1060: WebSphere

  • 1080: WebLogic

  • 1090: Undertow

  • 1101: Grpc Server

  • 1110: Dubbo Provider

  • 1111: HSF Provider

  • 1142: Reactor Netty HTTP Client

  • 1301: SchedulerX

  • 1302: XXL-JOB

  • 1303: Spring Scheduled

  • 1304: Quartz

  • 1305: ElasticJob

  • 2100: MySQL

  • 2150: MariaDB

  • 2300: Oracle

  • 2500: PosgreSQL

  • 2510: PPAS

  • 2520: SQL Server

  • 2650: MongoDB

  • 2700: OceanBase

  • 2780: Clickhouse

  • 2800: InfluxDB

  • 2900: Cassandra

  • 2910: Lindrom

  • 5053: Spring Webflux

  • 5510: MyBatis

  • 6060: Hikaricp

  • 6062: Druid

  • 72: ElasticSearch

  • 8050: Memcached

  • 8200: Jedis

  • 8201: Lettuce

  • 8203: Redisson

  • 8410: RocketMQ Producer

  • 8420: RocketMQ Consumer

  • 8660: Kafka Producer

  • 8670: Kafka Consumer

  • 9050: Apache HTTP Client 3

  • 9052: Apache HTTP Client 4

  • 9054: Google HTTP Client

  • 9055: JDK HttpURLConnection

  • 9056: AsyncHttpClient

  • 9058: OkHttpClient

  • 9101: gRPC Client

  • 9110: Dubbo Consumer

  • 9111: HSF Consumer

  • 9130: Vertx HTTP Client

  • 9150: Netty

  • 9151: Netty Client

  • 9153: Spring Webflux Client

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