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Vostok.Tracing.Hercules

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An implementation of trace span sender based on Hercules client. Also provides mapping from Hercules events back to spans.

Here's how ISpan instances are mapped into Hercules events (according to schema):

  • TraceId (mandatory) ---> traceId tag of UUID type.

  • SpanId (mandatory) ---> spanId tag of UUID type.

  • ParentSpanId (optional) ---> parentSpanId tag of UUID type.

  • BeginTimestamp (mandatory) corresponds to 2 tags:

    • beginTimestampUtc — a long tag that contains the UTC timestamp in 100-ns ticks from Unix epoch.
    • beginTimestampUtcOffset — a long tag with offset from UTC expressed in 100-ns ticks.

  • EndTimestamp (optional) also corresponds to 2 tags, both of which can be absent for 'endless' spans:

    • endTimestampUtc — a long tag that contains the UTC timestamp in 100-ns ticks from Unix epoch.
    • endTimestampUtcOffset — a long tag with offset from UTC expressed in 100-ns ticks.

  • Annotations dictionary corresponds to a container with name annotations. This container contains a tag for each pair. Keys are translated as-is, and the values are handled according to following conventions:

    • If the value is a primitive scalar or a vector of primitive scalars natively supported by Hercules (such as int, long, guid, string, etc), it's mapped as-is.
    • Otherwise the value gets converted to string: either stringified directly (if it properly overrides ToString()) or serialized to JSON. No further container-like structure is allowed, all values end up being 'flat'.

Hercules event's built-in timestamp is chosen equal to EndTimestampUtc or BeginTimestampUtc if former is missing.

Unix epoch used as a reference point for timestamp is 1970-01-01 00:00:00.000Z.