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Sam Overton updated CASSANDRA-13156:
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Description: This is a similar idea to CASSANDRA-9193 but following the
same pattern that we have for IAuthenticator, IEndpointSnitch,
ConfigurationLoader et al. where the intention is that useful default
implementations are provided, but abstracted in such a way that custom
implementations can be written for deployments where a specific type of
functionality is required. This would then allow solutions such as
CASSANDRA-11012 without any specific support needing to be written in
Cassandra. (was: This is a similar idea to CASSANDRA-9193
but following the same pattern that we have for IAuthenticator,
IEndpointSnitch, ConfigurationLoader et al. where the intention is that useful
default implementations are provided, but abstracted in such a way that custom
implementations can be written for deployments where a specific type of
functionality is required. This would then allow solutions such as
CASSANDRA-11012 without any specific support needing to be written in
Cassandra.)
> Introduce an interface to tracing for determining whether a query should be
> traced
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> Key: CASSANDRA-13156
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-13156
> Project: Cassandra
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Observability
> Reporter: Sam Overton
> Assignee: Sam Overton
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> This is a similar idea to CASSANDRA-9193 but following the same pattern that
> we have for IAuthenticator, IEndpointSnitch, ConfigurationLoader et al. where
> the intention is that useful default implementations are provided, but
> abstracted in such a way that custom implementations can be written for
> deployments where a specific type of functionality is required. This would
> then allow solutions such as CASSANDRA-11012 without any specific support
> needing to be written in Cassandra.
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