The main entry point to using OpenTelemetry.

A processor which hands off ended spans to a given exporter in batches.

A span exporter which sends spans to an OTel collector via gRPC in the OpenTelemetry protocol (OTLP).

A no-op span exporter that simply ignores the given spans and always succeeds.

A no-op span processor that simply ignores the given spans.

A span processor that simply forwards all sampled spans to a given exporter.

A pseudo-OTelPropagator that may be used to instrument using multiple other OTelPropagators across a common OTel.SpanContext.

A propagator which operates on HTTP headers using the W3C TraceContext.

An error that might occur during the parsing of the traceparent header.

An error that might occur during the parsing of the traceparent header.

Generates random trace and span ids using a RandomNumberGenerator.

Holds the read-only data collected during the lifetime of a span, typically created right after a span was ended.

A resource represents the entity being traced.

A sampler that always returns either OTel.SamplingDecision.recordAndSampled or OTel.SamplingDecision.drop based on configuration.

A sampler composed of multiple configurable samplers which are called based on whether the parent span is remote and/or sampled, or doesn't exist.

The result of asking a sampler whether a given span should be sampled.

A SpanContext represents the portion of a Span which must be serialized and propagated across asynchronous boundaries.

Uniquely identifies a single span using an 8-byte array.

A set of flags denoting e.g. whether a span is sampled.

Uniquely identifies a single trace using a 16-byte array.

Provides additional vendor-specific trace identification information across different distributed tracing systems.

Configures an OtlpGRPCSpanExporter through arguments and environment variables.

A collection of utilities when working with hex strings.

A reason explaining why trace parent parsing failed.

A reason explaining why trace state parsing failed.

Configures how resource attributes may be detected.

A decision on whether a span should be recorded/sampled.

An exporter receives processed, sampled spans to export them, e.g. over the network.

Responsible for generating trace and span ids.

A processor receives ended spans from the tracer and potentially hands them over to an exporter.

A propagator carries span context over asynchronous boundaries such as HTTP calls.

A resource detector asynchronously detects attributes describing an OTel.Resource.

Decides whether a given span should be sampled i.e. passed along to the span exporter.