the hard/direct dependency mains for A->B->C ,endpointC 's dependency map only show B->C ?
------------------ ???????? ------------------ ??????: "Sheng Wu"<[email protected]>; ????????: 2020??2??10??(??????) ????5:47 ??????: "dev"<[email protected]>; ????: Re: Question about Dependency Map? No, it doesn't. Dependency propagation is only logically, SkyWalking is detecting the hard/direct dependency. Sheng Wu ???? Twitter, wusheng1108 BestFS <[email protected]> ??2020??2??10?????? ????5:33?????? > Yes??like you said??endpointA exposed in ServiceA, endpointB exposed in > ServiceB??endpointC exposed in ServiceC. endpointA&nbsp;will request > endpointB??endpointB will request endpointC.&nbsp; we say endpointA depends > on endpointC too. So this format that endpointA depends on endpointC will > show in dependency map.&nbsp;Am I right? > > > ------------------&nbsp;????????&nbsp;------------------ > ??????:&nbsp;"Sheng Wu"<[email protected]&gt;; > ????????:&nbsp;2020??2??10??(??????) ????4:42 > ??????:&nbsp;"dev"<[email protected]&gt;; > > ????:&nbsp;Re: Question about Dependency Map? > > > > First, you need to understand what is an endpoint, > > https://github.com/apache/skywalking/blob/master/docs/en/concepts-and-designs/overview.md#why-use-skywalking > Then, the dependency should be clear. Such as, endpointA exposed in > ServiceA, endpointB exposed in ServiceB. If you endpointA internal logical, > it will request endpointB, then we we say endpointA depends on endpointB. > It keeps the same logic as service dependency. > > Sheng Wu ???? > Twitter, wusheng1108 > > > BestFS <[email protected]&gt; ??2020??2??10?????? ????4:31?????? > > &gt; Dear all dev > &gt; Could you explain about dependency map in endpoint? What does it > mainly > &gt; do??What does it focus on??For example??there is a path > &gt; A-&amp;gt;B-&amp;gt;C-&amp;gt;D.Dependency map in D > endpoint&amp;nbsp; show > &gt; (A-&amp;gt;D,B-&amp;gt;D,C-&amp;gt;D) or (C-&amp;gt;D) ? If I wanna > get format with > &gt; (C-&amp;gt;D??,What i need to do ?
