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Seeing web service traces in the Jaeger UI
From the course: DevOps Foundations: Distributed Tracing
Seeing web service traces in the Jaeger UI
- [Instructor] Now that we reconfigured our parent scope for our three different backend web services, let's give that a quick test, and see how these new spans will look like in the Jaeger UI. So I'm restarting our JD server again. We're ready, let's generate some web service requests next. Again, we're going to make a call to our apij service. We'll make another call to our querydb service, and one more request to our putmq service endpoint. Okay, so now what I would expect to see in the Jaeger UI, will be three separate traces with the corresponding spans in them. So let's take a look. And here we go, we have our web service traces now. We'll putmq querydb on apij, and if I open every one of them, we'll see the root span, and again, we'll see the nested spans that we created in the previous part of the lab.
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Configuring the Jaeger tracer2m 19s
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Tracing app code4m 25s
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Seeing the app trace in the Jaeger UI1m 30s
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Adding metadata to your traces4m 11s
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Seeing the tags and error event in the Jaeger UI1m 30s
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Tracing database calls4m 6s
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Seeing the database traces in the Jaeger UI1m 27s
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Tracing message queue calls4m 3s
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Seeing the message queue traces in the Jaeger UI1m 15s
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Tracing web calls server-side3m 16s
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Seeing web service traces in the Jaeger UI1m 26s
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Tracing web calls end-to-end4m 25s
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Seeing the whole picture2m 5s
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