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Package opentelemetry-propagation-server-timing
Short Description OpenTelemetry server-timing propagator.
License Apache-2.0
Homepage https://opentelemetry.io/docs/php
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Informations about the package opentelemetry-propagation-server-timing
This is a read-only subtree split of https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-php-contrib.
OpenTelemetry ServerTiming Propagator
This package provides a Server-Timing propagator to inject the current span context into Response datastructures.
The main goal is to allow client-side technology (Real User Monitoring, HTTP Clients) to record the server side context in order to allow referencing it.
Server-Timing response headers are especially useful for this approach, as they are accessible on the client side, even for the initial page load.
Requirements
- OpenTelemetry SDK and exporters (required to actually export traces)
Optional:
- OpenTelemetry extension (Some instrumentations can automatically use the
TraceResponsePropagator)
Usage
Assuming there is an active SpanContext, you can inject it into your response as follows:
Installation via composer
Installing dependencies and executing tests
From TraceResponse subdirectory:
