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how to get a meter/tracer in Java agent or spring stater #5713
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@svrnm any overarching guidance? |
I think it would be good to re-introduce something like that. I would also suggest that some other pages point to it, the zero code pages for sure, but also https://opentelemetry.io/docs/languages/java/instrumentation/, I would not name it "Record Telemetry with the API" like the existing page, but more something like "Add custom telemetry" or "Combine automatic and manual telemetry" or something like that to make it clear that this is about doing both at the same time |
@jack-berg wdyt? |
Perhaps it may be worth highlighting how to retrieve an |
yes, that is the content of the proposed page |
I agree it's already explained in the meter part:
An Perhaps how to retrieve an |
That's the key bit. After a user knows how to get the autoconfigured OpenTelemetry instance, then we can refer to the existing API docs. My inclination is to have a section in each of the Agent / Spring Boot starter with a heading something like "Extending with custom manual instrumenation". This seems like the most discoverable place for users, since it would be co-located with all the other Agent / Srping Boot starter specific content. |
these are links to removed content |
What needs to be changed?
We need a landing page that explains to do manual instrumentation in Java agent or spring stater.
Use cases:
Possible solutions:
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