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Monitoring outbox observability #1079
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For specific steps to change the log level, please refer to the respective section for [configuring logging](#logging-configuration). | |||
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I would rather propose to restructure the headers. Unfortunately, we are already on level 4 because of which I would avoid to introduce level 5.
I would propose to group the CAP-specific things according to the signal. Main motivation is that e.g. for the outbox we also have spans and traces already today and we have natural overlaps:
### CAP Instrumentation for Traces
By default, instrumentations ....
### CAP Instrumentation for Metrics
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By default, instrumentations for CAP-specific components are disabled, so that no traces and spans are created even if the Open Telemetry Java Agent has been configured. It's possible to selectively activate specific spans by changing the log level for a component. |
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CAP Java provides additional instrumentations for traces and spans which covers CAP-specific components. It´s possible to selectively activate or deactivate specific spans by changing the log level for a component.
Co-authored-by: Stefan Henke <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Stefan Henke <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Stefan Henke <[email protected]>
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