[Adaptive Sampling] Ensure sampling rule propagation across AWS accounts #1188
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Changes
Changed logic for rule name trace state propagation to ensure in the case that services are in different AWS accounts the root service's applied rule name continues to propagate. This allows for the account to boost effectively if the original AWS account is reached again in a downstream service, e.g. Service A in Acct1 -> Service B in Acct2 -> Service C in Acct1.
Testing
Deployed to demo environment in which all services (A, B, C) are running in an EC2 instance. Created a new sampling rule and restarted services A and C. As the SDK calls GetSamplingRules every 5 minutes, in this 5 minute window service B did not send any statistics to the new sampling rule or to any other but service C was still able to send statistics for boost to service A.
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