Authorizations
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>
, where <token>
is your auth token.
Headers
Specifies whether this data is coming from a production source or not.
The name of the dataset you'd like to associate this data to. Not required, but highly recommended.
Body
The spanId
. A valid span id is an 8-byte array with at least one non-zero byte.
All spans must have a traceId
attached to them.
The type of the span call. For example, this could be API
, DB
, etc.
The value of the span. For example this could be the route that was called, ie. /api/user/name
The start timestamp of the event in JSON format (ie. 2023-11-25T13:08:50.782Z
)
The end timestamp of the event in JSON format (ie. 2023-11-25T13:08:50.782Z
)
Spans can be organized in a tree structure. This property represents the id of the parent span, if one exists. A good example of where this hierarchy is useful is a database call made to service a REST API call from the client.
If an error occurred during this span, you may log the error here. For example this value could be 500 - NullPointerException
Any properties you would like to attach to the span, structured as a string key value map.
Response
Success, no content is expected in response