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feature: detect resources from environment variables when not set in config #64

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Reason for This PR

OpenTelemetry has some standardised environment variables for resource attributes, which this plugin should respect.
https://opentelemetry.io/docs/specs/otel/configuration/sdk-environment-variables/#general-sdk-configuration

Description of Changes

For the four resource attributes that can be defined in the config (service.name, service.version, service.instance.id, service.namespace), if the value is not set in the config, the plugin will try to take the value from the standardised otel environment variables, and only inject a default if no value is found that way.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced flexibility in service configuration with dynamic handling of service attributes.
    • Updated OpenTelemetry resource creation process for improved error handling and adaptability.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error detection during resource creation to prevent unhandled issues.
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    • Retained deprecation warnings for service attributes to maintain backward compatibility.

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The changes involve updates to the initialization processes in config.go and plugin.go. The Config structure's InitDefault method now uses a dynamic fillValue function for setting service attributes, improving flexibility. In plugin.go, the resource creation logic has been enhanced with better error handling and updated OpenTelemetry conventions, returning both resource pointers and errors to improve robustness.

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Files Change Summary
config.go Updated InitDefault to use fillValue for dynamic service attribute handling. Simplified Resource initialization. Retained deprecation warnings under new conditions.
plugin.go Updated OpenTelemetry version to v1.26.0. Enhanced resource creation with error handling and a new return signature for newResource.

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    participant Config
    participant Resource
    participant Plugin

    Config->>Resource: Call InitDefault
    Resource->>Config: Use fillValue for attributes
    Plugin->>Resource: Call newResource
    Resource-->>Plugin: Return resource and error
    Plugin->>Plugin: Handle resource creation
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Actionable comments posted: 1

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (3)
config.go (1)

Line range hint 68-97: Refactor and centralization of configuration logic approved.

The use of the fillValue function centralizes and simplifies the setting of service attributes, enhancing maintainability and flexibility. However, consider adding error handling or logging for the retrieval of environment attributes to ensure robustness in cases where the environment setup might be incorrect.

The code changes are approved.

Consider adding error handling or logging for the retrieval of environment attributes.

plugin.go (2)

115-121: Improved error handling in resource initialization.

The changes to handle errors from the newResource function enhance the robustness of the initialization process. Consider adding more detailed error messages to aid in debugging when resource creation fails.

The code changes are approved.

Consider enhancing error messages for better debugging and traceability.


168-182: Enhanced resource creation with comprehensive options.

The refactoring of the newResource function to return both a resource pointer and an error significantly improves error handling capabilities. Consider passing the context from the caller to resource.New for better traceability and control over timeouts and cancellations.

The code changes are approved.

Consider using the caller's context in resource.New to enhance traceability and control.

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@rustatian rustatian self-requested a review August 30, 2024 10:45
@rustatian rustatian added the enhancement New feature or request label Aug 30, 2024
@@ -139,3 +118,20 @@ func setClientFromEnv(client *Client, log *zap.Logger) {
log.Warn("unknown exporter protocol", zap.String("env.name", exporterEnv), zap.String("env.value", exporterVal))
}
}

func fillValue(target *string, fromConf string, fromResource *resource.Resource, fromResourceKey attribute.Key, fromDefault string) {
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Not sure, I need to think. This is more like C/C++ style, rather than Go. I do like this style, but not sure if we need to bring it here. Give me a few days, I'll finish some urgent tickets and get back to this.

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I don't think Go has such an opinionated style, although its totally fair for your projects to pick a particular style

@rustatian rustatian changed the title Detect resources from environment variables when not set in config feature: detect resources from environment variables when not set in config Aug 30, 2024
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Hello again @devnev 👋
Thank you for the PR 👍 Give me a few days, need to finish some urgent tasks 😃

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devnev commented Aug 30, 2024

@rustatian no rush, but I'll also be on holidays so only checking in here or there

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