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Merge zero-config-dev branch #3791
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OpenTelemetry Collector | ||
2. [Install](../docs/getting-started/linux-manual.md#auto-instrumentation-debianrpm-packages) the | ||
`splunk-otel-auto-instrumentation` deb/rpm package | ||
3. If Auto Instrumentation for Node.js is required, [install]( |
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Couple of questions:
Correct me if I am wrong, for our installers both steps 2 and 3 will be abstracted for customers right?
Is the reason for not including the node.js binary as part of the splunk-otel-auto-instrumentation that contains the java agent because it requires a separate install with npm?
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- The
splunk-otel-auto-instrumentation
deb/rpm will include the latestsplunk-otel-js
tgz package from https://github.com/signalfx/splunk-otel-js/releases. - After installing the
splunk-otel-auto-instrumentation
deb/rpm, thesplunk-otel-js
tgz package is then required to be separately installed withnpm
. The plan is to update the installers to try to automate these steps to enable Node.js.
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Configuration of the respective agents is supported by the adding/updating the following environment variables in | ||
each of these files (***any environment variable not in this list will be ignored***): | ||
- `OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT` |
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Would the instrumentation fail completely if another variable is set that is not part of this list? Or would it ignore the issue and use the other valid entries? Is there a specific error message to look out?
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I'll defer to @atoulme since he wrote that code, but looks like libsplunk.so
will just silently skip (without failing) everything not in the allowed list: https://github.com/signalfx/splunk-otel-collector/blob/zero-config-dev/instrumentation/src/main.c#L89-L91.
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silently skip. We want this resilient and we don't know how to log errors.
… Node.js (#3514) * Remove sending a metric as part of auto-instrumentation (#3482) * refactor the code to inject allowed env vars * latest after pair programming * latest after review and pairing * only inject env vars for java and nodejs programs. Apply env vars from different files for java and nodejs * remove docker interactive and tty flags * wip * use arch var to set the name of the file to copy * make tests pass on arm64 * try to support arm * build for the proper platform * fix package build * review with Jason, test for env vars overrides * Make ALLOWED_ENV_VARS a single string defined through the preprocessor * Update instrumentation/tests/java/Dockerfile Co-authored-by: Jeff Cheng <[email protected]> * load preload file same way as java test * move file locations to macros * use n functions to handle strings when possible --------- Co-authored-by: Jeff Cheng <[email protected]>
* Add systemd sample file to splunk-otel-auto-instrumention * Update manual instructions * Include default /etc/splunk/zeroconfig_java.conf in deb/rpm packages * Update tests for new libsplunk.so * Run auto instrumentation workflow for the zero-config-dev branch
* Add systemd sample file to splunk-otel-auto-instrumention * Update tests for new libsplunk.so * Include splunk-otel-js in auto instrumentation deb/rpm * Include default /etc/splunk/zeroconfig_node.conf in deb/rpm packages
* Update docs * Update splunk-otel-js to v2.4.2 * Combine sample systemd config files * Install splunk-otel-js globally for tests * Update deps installation for node tests * Update splunk-otel-js to v2.4.4 * Update linux-manual.md * Update test for centos/oraclelinux 7 arm64 --------- Co-authored-by: Anna U <[email protected]>
* Update otlp endpoint for linux installer script * remove 0.0.0.0
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See commits and doc changes for details.
TODO: Update all installers to support node.js and the new configs.