I have the following questions:
1. how the span isError convert to the status of service scope, I have the 
following questions

2. how the oal define in fllowing status:
    In SkyWalking, it depends on the interface response of C, if C propagates
    the error because of b's response code, then yes, it will be recorded as
    one failure.

        C(method1 NORMAL )-> C(method2 EXCEPTION )-> B(method1 NORMAL 
)->B(method2 EXCEPTION )






在 2020/1/2 下午4:20,“Sheng Wu”<[email protected]> 写入:

    Answer inline.
    
    
    Liu,Jiapeng <[email protected]> 于2020年1月2日周四 下午4:06写道:
    
    > Hi All:
    >  Dear skywalking submitter,I am from Baidu Aifanfan,.We are currently
    > selecting the tracing system.There are currently 2 alternatives
    > 1. Skywalking
    > 2. Baidu Internal System in feng chao
    > Since the calculation of skywalking relies only on OAP clusters, reducing
    > the cost of deployment and operation and maintenance, currently it is more
    > inclined to choose skywalking
    > As the current system sla calculation is relatively special, the specific
    > logic is as follows:
    > One call across 3 systems.The call is c-> b-> a. If B is exception, A is
    > normal, C  will also be recorded as an exception
    >
    
    In SkyWalking, it depends on the interface response of C, if C propagates
    the error because of b's response code, then yes, it will be recorded as
    one failure.
    
    
    >
    > I want to ask All, service, entrypoint dimensions, what is the logic of
    > sla? At present our department will want to It is used in the test
    > environment on k8s, but there is a problem in the calculation logic of 
sla,
    > because the relevant information is relatively small and cannot be
    > determined at present,
    >
    
    SLA today in SkyWalking is quite simple, SLA == successful rate, due to the
    OAL script.
    > service_sla = from(Service.*).percent(status == true);
    
    You could override this logic by providing your own function at OAL level.
    
    
    
    > The currently understood skywalking process:
    > 1. java agent dot, generate span
    > 2. Instance-level spans are aggregated into segments and issued
    > 3. OAP parsing segments and local files
    > 4. Stream processing
    >
    >
    > Points in doubt (none found in the code):
    > 1.The segment index in the es data has an isError field. Is this part of
    > the isError an OR relationship? If there is an error in a segment in a
    > segment, the overall segment is judged for error
    >
    
    If there is at least one span in the segment tagged as an error, then this
    segment will be `isError=true`.
    
    
    > 2.How does the isError of the spans in the segment converge to statuses
    > such as ALL, SERVICE, etc.
    >
    
    That depends on the OAL script. Such as for service
    > service_sla = from(Service.*).percent(status == true);
    
    You could find all in the official_analysis.oal in source code or release
    tar
    
    
    > 3. If the access party's RBI interface throws a service exception, is
    > there an ignored interface in skywalking?
    >
    
    What is RBI interface? Today, all error is related to error status of span
    in the tracing scenario,
    
https://github.com/apache/skywalking/blob/4e501328171f434c74144d373be6df0264f43a24/oap-server/server-receiver-plugin/skywalking-trace-receiver-plugin/src/main/java/org/apache/skywalking/oap/server/receiver/trace/provider/parser/listener/endpoint/MultiScopesSpanListener.java#L224.
    How is span in error status, it depends on the plugin. Mostly, if an
    exception or 400+ HTTP response code detected.
    
    Sheng Wu 吴晟
    Twitter, wusheng1108
    
    
    >
    > I hope to get help from you, thankyou
    >
    >
    >
    >                                                      Evan.liu
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >             Evan.liu
    >
    >
    

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