schemaprocessor

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Published: May 6, 2024 License: Apache-2.0 Imports: 14 Imported by: 2

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Schema Transformer Processor

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The Schema Processor is used to convert existing telemetry data or signals to a version of the semantic convention defined as part of the configuration. The processor works by using a set of target schema URLs that are used to match incoming signals. On a match, the processor will fetch the schema translation file (if not cached) set by the incoming signal and apply the transformations required to export as the target semantic convention version.

Furthermore, it is also possible for organisations and vendors to publish their own semantic conventions and be used by this processor, be sure to follow schema overview for all the details.

Caching Schema Translation Files

In order to improve efficiency of the processor, the prefetch option allows the processor to start downloading and preparing the translations needed for signals that match the schema URL.

Schema Formats

A schema URl is made up in two parts, Schema Family and Schema Version, the schema URL is broken down like so:

|                       Schema URL                           |
| https://example.com/telemetry/schemas/ |  |      1.0.1     |
|             Schema Family              |  | Schema Version |

The final path in the schema URL MUST be the schema version and the preceding portion of the URL is the Schema Family. To read about schema formats, please read more here

Targets Schemas

Targets define a set of schema URLs with a schema identifier that will be used to translate any schema URL that matches the target URL to that version. In the event that the processor matches a signal to a target, the processor will translate the signal from the published one to the defined identifier; for example using the configuration below, a signal published with the https://opentelemetry.io/schemas/1.8.0 schema will be translated by the collector to the https//opentelemetry.io/schemas/1.6.1 schema. Within the schema targets, no duplicate schema families are allowed and will report an error if detected.

Example

processors:
  schema:
    prefetch:
    - https://opentelemetry.io/schemas/1.9.0
    targets:
    - https://opentelemetry.io/schemas/1.6.1
    - http://example.com/telemetry/schemas/1.0.1

For more complete examples, please refer to config.yml.

Documentation

Index

Constants

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Variables

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Functions

func NewFactory

func NewFactory() processor.Factory

Types

type Config

type Config struct {
	confighttp.ClientConfig `mapstructure:",squash"`

	// PreCache is a list of schema URLs that are downloaded
	// and cached at the start of the collector runtime
	// in order to avoid fetching data that later on could
	// block processing of signals. (Optional field)
	Prefetch []string `mapstructure:"prefetch"`

	// Targets define what schema families should be
	// translated to, allowing older and newer formats
	// to conform to the target schema identifier.
	Targets []string `mapstructure:"targets"`
}

Config defines the user provided values for the Schema Processor

func (*Config) Validate

func (c *Config) Validate() error

Directories

Path Synopsis
internal
alias
Package Alias is a subset of the interfaces defined by pdata and family package to allow for higher code reuse without using generics.
Package Alias is a subset of the interfaces defined by pdata and family package to allow for higher code reuse without using generics.
migrate
Package migrate provides the functionality to take action on specific schema fields that are consumed by the translation package.
Package migrate provides the functionality to take action on specific schema fields that are consumed by the translation package.
race
Package race exists so that it can be possible to check if the race detector has been added into the build to allow for tests that provide no unit test value but perform concurrent actions where the race detector can identify issues.
Package race exists so that it can be possible to check if the race detector has been added into the build to allow for tests that provide no unit test value but perform concurrent actions where the race detector can identify issues.

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