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Provide the following to the Configure Integration Wizard:
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- Service: review
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- Django: no
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- Service: review
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- Django: no
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- collector endpoint: http://localhost:4317
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- Environment: rtapp-workshop-<YOURNAME>
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- Environment: rtapp-workshop-[YOURNAME]
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- Kubernetes: yes
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- Legacy Agent: no
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We are instructed to:
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* Install the instrumentation packages for your Python environment.
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pip install splunk-opentelemetry[all]
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- Install the instrumentation packages for your Python environment.
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pip install splunk-opentelemetry[all]
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splunk-py-trace-bootstrap
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* Configure the Downward API to expose environment variables to Kubernetes
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- Configure the Downward API to expose environment variables to Kubernetes
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resources.
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For example, update a Deployment to inject environment variables by adding .spec.template.spec.containers.env like:
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```
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apiVersion: apps/v1
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kind: Deployment
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spec:
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- Update our Dockerfile for REVIEW so that our program is bootstrapped with splunk-py-trace
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{{% alert title="Note" color="info" %}} We will accomplish this by 1) generating a new requirements.txt file, 2) generating a new container image with an updated Dockerfile for REVIEW and then 3) update the review.deployment.yaml to capture all of these changes.
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