Generate only consumer span for sqs receive message#9652
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| if (Context.root() == parentContext | ||
| && "com.amazonaws.services.sqs.model.ReceiveMessageRequest" | ||
| .equals(request.getOriginalRequest().getClass().getName())) { | ||
| Context context = InstrumenterUtil.suppressSpan(requestInstrumenter, parentContext, request); |
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This is another good case for the suppressSpan flag mentioned in open-telemetry/opentelemetry-java#5886
For not this hack is probably fine though
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Currently sqs instrumentation generates two spans named
SQS.ReceiveMessage. One is the consumer span that is in the same trace as the producer. The other is the rpc/http client span that is in a separate trace, this span is responsible of suppressing the underlying http client instrumentation. This pr skips creating the rpc/http span if there is no parent trace and no error. When there is no parent trace this span would be in its own trace which is not connected to the trace with the messaging spans.