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jaeger-zipkin

These components make Jaeger compatible with Zipkin instrumentation and transports.

For example, you can join traces with other Zipkin (B3) instrumented applications (such as Brave), and send spans to Zipkin on standard transports such as Http or Kafka.

Usage

To make Jaeger Zipkin-compatible, you need to register injectors and extractors, and configure a remote reporter.

B3 Propagation

Zipkin systems most often use B3 propagation. This includes setting and reading headers like "X-B3-TraceId". Once you register B3TextMapCodec, Jaeger can join traces started by other Zipkin instrumented applications.

For example:

b3Codec = new B3TextMapCodec();
tracer = new JaegerTracer.Builder(serviceName)
  .registerInjector(Format.Builtin.HTTP_HEADERS, b3Codec)
  .registerExtractor(Format.Builtin.HTTP_HEADERS, b3Codec)
  ...

Sending data to Zipkin

There are two ways to send spans to a Zipkin server:

Thrift

If you want to send Zipkin v1 Thrift-encoded spans, you should use the ZipkinSender sender, which wraps a Zipkin sender class to enable the use of various transports such as HTTP and Kafka.

For example:

import io.jaegertracing.zipkin.ZipkinSender;

reporter = new RemoteReporter.Builder()
  .withSender(ZipkinSender.create("http://localhost:9411/api/v1/spans"))
  .build();

tracer = new JaegerTracer.Builder(serviceName)
  .withReporter(reporter)
  .build()

Zipkin 2 Reporters

You can reuse a Zipkin 2 reporter instance as-is by using ZipkinV2Reporter, which adapts a Zipkin 2 reporter to the Jaeger reporter interface and deals with converting Jaeger spans to the Zipkin 2 model.

The following example requires the artifact io.zipkin.reporter2:zipkin-sender-urlconnection and shows how to accomplish that:

import io.jaegertracing.zipkin.ZipkinV2Reporter;
import zipkin2.reporter.AsyncReporter;
import zipkin2.reporter.urlconnection.URLConnectionSender;

reporter = new ZipkinV2Reporter(AsyncReporter.create(URLConnectionSender.create("http://localhost:9411/api/v2/spans")));

tracer = new JaegerTracer.Builder(serviceName)
  .withReporter(reporter)
  .build()

This will send spans to the Zipkin v2 endpoint using the v2 JSON encoding.