otel-collector/exporter/o11ykafkaexporter

This exporter has been taken from opentelemetry-collector-contrib [https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-contrib]

The exporter was imported at v0.79.0 [https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-contrib/releases/tag/v0.79.0]

Hanzo O11y Kafka Exporter

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Kafka exporter exports logs, metrics, and traces to Kafka. This exporter uses a synchronous producer that blocks and does not batch messages, therefore it should be used with batch and queued retry processors for higher throughput and resiliency. Message payload encoding is configurable.

The following settings are required:

• protocol_version (no default): Kafka protocol version e.g. 2.0.0

The following settings can be optionally configured:

• brokers (default = localhost:9092): The list of kafka brokers
• topic (default = otlp_spans for traces, otlp_metrics for metrics, otlp_logs for logs): The name of the kafka topic to export to.
• encoding (default = otlp_proto): The encoding of the traces sent to kafka. All available encodings:
  • otlp_proto: payload is Protobuf serialized from ExportTraceServiceRequest if set as a traces exporter or ExportMetricsServiceRequest for metrics or ExportLogsServiceRequest for logs.
  • otlp_json: ** EXPERIMENTAL ** payload is JSON serialized from ExportTraceServiceRequest if set as a traces exporter or ExportMetricsServiceRequest for metrics or ExportLogsServiceRequest for logs.
  • The following encodings are valid only for traces.
    • jaeger_proto: the payload is serialized to a single Jaeger proto Span, and keyed by TraceID.
    • jaeger_json: the payload is serialized to a single Jaeger JSON Span using jsonpb, and keyed by TraceID.\
  • The following encodings are valid only for logs.
    • raw: if the log record body is a byte array, it is sent as is. Otherwise, it is serialized to JSON. Resource and record attributes are discarded.
• auth
  • plain_text
    • username: The username to use.
    • password: The password to use
  • sasl
    • username: The username to use.
    • password: The password to use
    • mechanism: The sasl mechanism to use (SCRAM-SHA-256, SCRAM-SHA-512, AWS_MSK_IAM or PLAIN)
    • aws_msk.region: AWS Region in case of AWS_MSK_IAM mechanism
    • aws_msk.broker_addr: MSK Broker address in case of AWS_MSK_IAM mechanism
  • tls
    • ca_file: path to the CA cert. For a client this verifies the server certificate. Should only be used if insecure is set to true.
    • cert_file: path to the TLS cert to use for TLS required connections. Should only be used if insecure is set to true.
    • key_file: path to the TLS key to use for TLS required connections. Should only be used if insecure is set to true.
    • insecure (default = false): Disable verifying the server's certificate chain and host name (InsecureSkipVerify in the tls config)
    • server_name_override: ServerName indicates the name of the server requested by the client in order to support virtual hosting.
  • kerberos
    • service_name: Kerberos service name
    • realm: Kerberos realm
    • use_keytab: Use of keytab instead of password, if this is true, keytab file will be used instead of password
    • username: The Kerberos username used for authenticate with KDC
    • password: The Kerberos password used for authenticate with KDC
    • config_file: Path to Kerberos configuration. i.e /etc/krb5.conf
    • keytab_file: Path to keytab file. i.e /etc/security/kafka.keytab
• metadata
  • full (default = true): Whether to maintain a full set of metadata. When disabled the client does not make the initial request to broker at the startup.
  • retry
    • max (default = 3): The number of retries to get metadata
    • backoff (default = 250ms): How long to wait between metadata retries
• timeout (default = 5s): Is the timeout for every attempt to send data to the backend.
• retry_on_failure
  • enabled (default = true)
  • initial_interval (default = 5s): Time to wait after the first failure before retrying; ignored if enabled is false
  • max_interval (default = 30s): Is the upper bound on backoff; ignored if enabled is false
  • max_elapsed_time (default = 120s): Is the maximum amount of time spent trying to send a batch; ignored if enabled is false
• sending_queue
  • enabled (default = true)
  • num_consumers (default = 10): Number of consumers that dequeue batches; ignored if enabled is false
  • queue_size (default = 1000): Maximum number of batches kept in memory before dropping data; ignored if enabled is false; User should calculate this as num_seconds * requests_per_second where:
    • num_seconds is the number of seconds to buffer in case of a backend outage
    • requests_per_second is the average number of requests per seconds.
• producer
  • max_message_bytes (default = 1000000) the maximum permitted size of a message in bytes
  • required_acks (default = 1) controls when a message is regarded as transmitted. https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/Shopify/[email protected]#RequiredAcks
  • compression (default = 'none') the compression used when producing messages to kafka. The options are: none, gzip, snappy, lz4, and zstd https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/Shopify/[email protected]#CompressionCodec
  • flush_max_messages (default = 0) The maximum number of messages the producer will send in a single broker request.

Example configuration:

exporters:
  kafka:
    brokers:
      - localhost:9092
    protocol_version: 2.0.0