package opentelemetry-client-ocurl

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opentelemetry-client-ocurl
- Opentelemetry_client_ocurl
  - Config

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type t = {

debug : bool;
url : string;
(*
Url of the endpoint. Default is "http://localhost:4318", or "OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT" if set.
*)
headers : (string * string) list;
(*
API headers sent to the endpoint. Default is none or "OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_HEADERS" if set.
*)
batch_traces : int option;
(*
Batch traces? If Some i, then this produces batches of (at most) i items. If None, there is no batching.
Note that traces and metrics are batched separately. Default Some 400.
*)
batch_metrics : int option;
(*
Batch metrics? If Some i, then this produces batches of (at most) i items. If None, there is no batching.
Note that traces and metrics are batched separately. Default None.
*)
batch_logs : int option;
(*
Batch logs? See batch_metrics for details. Default Some 400
*)
batch_timeout_ms : int;
(*
Number of milliseconds after which we will emit a batch, even incomplete. Note that the batch might take longer than that, because this is only checked when a new event occurs. Default 500.
*)
thread : bool;
(*
Is there a background thread? Default true
*)
ticker_thread : bool;
(*
Is there a ticker thread? Default true. This thread will regularly call tick() on the backend, to make sure it makes progress, and regularly send events to the collector. This option is ignored if thread=false.
*)

}

val make : 
  ?debug:bool ->
  ?url:string ->
  ?headers:(string * string) list ->
  ?batch_traces:int option ->
  ?batch_metrics:int option ->
  ?batch_logs:int option ->
  ?batch_timeout_ms:int ->
  ?thread:bool ->
  ?ticker_thread:bool ->
  unit ->
  t

Make a configuration

val pp : Stdlib.Format.formatter -> t -> unit