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Eli Levine updated PHOENIX-1198:
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Description:
Users need a way to associate log lines emitted by Phoenix with other logs
generated by higher levels of applications. This JIRA calls for allowing
callers to pass custom annotations to Phoenix connections. The mechanism for
passing in these annotations is the same as PHOENIX-1196. Phoenix will look for
properties that start with "phoenix.annotation." and use them when generating
log lines.
e.g. If a connection was created with a property
+phoenix.annotation.userid=123+ Phoenix would emit log lines that would look
like this: {code}{userid=123} some log line{code}
was:These tags can be passed in either when creating connections or calling
upsert/select. Similar to PHOENIX-1196. Maybe they can shared the same
mechanism for passing in values to be logged/traced.
> Add ability to pass custom annotations to be added to log lines
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> Key: PHOENIX-1198
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-1198
> Project: Phoenix
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Eli Levine
> Assignee: Eli Levine
> Fix For: 5.0.0, 4.1
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> Users need a way to associate log lines emitted by Phoenix with other logs
> generated by higher levels of applications. This JIRA calls for allowing
> callers to pass custom annotations to Phoenix connections. The mechanism for
> passing in these annotations is the same as PHOENIX-1196. Phoenix will look
> for properties that start with "phoenix.annotation." and use them when
> generating log lines.
> e.g. If a connection was created with a property
> +phoenix.annotation.userid=123+ Phoenix would emit log lines that would look
> like this: {code}{userid=123} some log line{code}
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