Add opentelemetry tracing on gRPC calls #1
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This commit adds a new cli flag `enable-otel-tracing` to add some basic tracing on the gRPC calls received by the driver. The tracing is implemented using opentelemetry libraries. The tracing is disabled by default because the overhead it causes may not be wanted by everyone.
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This commit adds a new cli flag
enable-otel-tracingto add some basic tracing on the gRPC calls received by the driver. The tracing is implemented using opentelemetry libraries. The tracing is disabled by default because the overhead it causes may not be wanted by everyone.Is this a bug fix or adding new feature?
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What testing is done?