CLI flags
This is auto-generated documentation for CLI flags supported by Jaeger binaries.
- CLI flags for some binaries change depending on the
SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE
environment variable. Relevant variations are included below. - Some binaries support commands (mostly informational), such as
env
,docs
,version
, andstatus
. These commands are not included here. - All parameters can be also provided via environment variables, by changing all letters to upper-case and replacing all punctuation characters with underscore
_
. For example, the value for the flag--cassandra.connections-per-host
can be provided viaCASSANDRA_CONNECTIONS_PER_HOST
environment variable.
The CLI flags for the following binaries are documented below:
jaeger-all-in-one
Jaeger all-in-one distribution with agent, collector and query. Use with caution this version by default uses only in-memory database.
jaeger-all-in-one can be used with these storage backends:
- jaeger-all-in-one with
cassandra
- jaeger-all-in-one with
elasticsearch
- jaeger-all-in-one with
memory
- jaeger-all-in-one with
badger
- jaeger-all-in-one with
grpc-plugin
jaeger-all-in-one with cassandra
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14269 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14269 or :14269) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--cassandra-archive.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra-archive.connections-per-host | 0 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra-archive.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra-archive.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra-archive.enabled | false |
Enable extra storage | |
--cassandra-archive.keyspace | |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra-archive.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra-archive.max-retry-attempts | 0 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.proto-version | 0 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra-archive.reconnect-interval | 0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra-archive.servers | |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra-archive.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra-archive.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra-archive.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra.connections-per-host | 2 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra.index.logs | true |
Controls log field indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.process-tags | true |
Controls process tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-blacklist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to blacklist from being indexed. All other tags will be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the whitelist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-whitelist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to whitelist for being indexed. All other tags will not be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the blacklist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tags | true |
Controls tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.keyspace | jaeger_v1_test |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra.max-retry-attempts | 3 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra.proto-version | 4 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra.reconnect-interval | 1m0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra.servers | 127.0.0.1 |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra.span-store-write-cache-ttl | 12h0m0s |
The duration to wait before rewriting an existing service or operation name | |
--cassandra.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--collector.grpc-server.host-port | :14250 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc-server.max-message-size | 4194304 |
The maximum receivable message size for the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http-server.host-port | :14268 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the collector's HTTP server | |
--collector.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.num-workers | 50 |
The number of workers pulling items from the queue | |
--collector.queue-size | 2000 |
The queue size of the collector | |
--collector.queue-size-memory | 0 |
(experimental) The max memory size in MiB to use for the dynamic queue. | |
--collector.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this collector. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-headers | content-type |
Comma separated list of allowed headers for the Zipkin collector service, default content-type | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-origins | * |
Comma separated list of allowed origins for the Zipkin collector service, default accepts all | |
--collector.zipkin.host-port | |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:9411 or :9411) of the collector's Zipkin server (disabled by default) | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-all-in-one | |
--http-server.host-port | :5778 |
host:port of the http server (e.g. for /sampling point and /baggageRestrictions endpoint) | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-host-port | :6832 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-host-port | :6831 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-host-port | :5775 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--query.additional-headers | [] |
Additional HTTP response headers. Can be specified multiple times. Format: "Key: Value" | |
--query.base-path | / |
The base path for all HTTP routes, e.g. /jaeger; useful when running behind a reverse proxy | |
--query.bearer-token-propagation | false |
Allow propagation of bearer token to be used by storage plugins | |
--query.grpc-server.host-port | :16685 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the query's gRPC server | |
--query.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http-server.host-port | :16686 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the query's HTTP server | |
--query.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.max-clock-skew-adjustment | 0s |
The maximum delta by which span timestamps may be adjusted in the UI due to clock skew; set to 0s to disable clock skew adjustments | |
--query.static-files | |
The directory path override for the static assets for the UI | |
--query.ui-config | |
The path to the UI configuration file in JSON format | |
--reporter.grpc.discovery.min-peers | 3 |
Max number of collectors to which the agent will try to connect at any given time | |
--reporter.grpc.host-port | |
Comma-separated string representing host:port of a static list of collectors to connect to directly | |
--reporter.grpc.retry.max | 3 |
Sets the maximum number of retries for a call | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--reporter.type | grpc |
Reporter type to use e.g. grpc | |
--sampling.strategies-file | |
The path for the sampling strategies file in JSON format. See sampling documentation to see format of the file | |
--sampling.strategies-reload-interval | 0s |
Reload interval to check and reload sampling strategies file. Zero value means no reloading | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-all-in-one with elasticsearch
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14269 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14269 or :14269) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--collector.grpc-server.host-port | :14250 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc-server.max-message-size | 4194304 |
The maximum receivable message size for the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http-server.host-port | :14268 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the collector's HTTP server | |
--collector.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.num-workers | 50 |
The number of workers pulling items from the queue | |
--collector.queue-size | 2000 |
The queue size of the collector | |
--collector.queue-size-memory | 0 |
(experimental) The max memory size in MiB to use for the dynamic queue. | |
--collector.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this collector. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-headers | content-type |
Comma separated list of allowed headers for the Zipkin collector service, default content-type | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-origins | * |
Comma separated list of allowed origins for the Zipkin collector service, default accepts all | |
--collector.zipkin.host-port | |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:9411 or :9411) of the collector's Zipkin server (disabled by default) | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--es-archive.bulk.actions | 1000 |
The number of requests that can be enqueued before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es-archive.bulk.flush-interval | 200ms |
A time.Duration after which bulk requests are committed, regardless of other thresholds. Set to zero to disable. By default, this is disabled. | |
--es-archive.bulk.size | 5000000 |
The number of bytes that the bulk requests can take up before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es-archive.bulk.workers | 1 |
The number of workers that are able to receive bulk requests and eventually commit them to Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.create-index-templates | true |
Create index templates at application startup. Set to false when templates are installed manually. | |
--es-archive.enabled | false |
Enable extra storage | |
--es-archive.index-date-separator | - |
Optional date separator of Jaeger indices. For example "." creates "jaeger-span-2020.11.20". | |
--es-archive.index-prefix | |
Optional prefix of Jaeger indices. For example "production" creates "production-jaeger-*". | |
--es-archive.index-rollover-frequency-services | day |
Rotates jaeger-service indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-service-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es-archive.index-rollover-frequency-spans | day |
Rotates jaeger-span indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-span-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es-archive.log-level | error |
The Elasticsearch client log-level. Valid levels: [debug, info, error] | |
--es-archive.max-doc-count | 10000 |
The maximum document count to return from an Elasticsearch query. This will also apply to aggregations. | |
--es-archive.num-replicas | 1 |
The number of replicas per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.num-shards | 5 |
The number of shards per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.password | |
The password required by Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.remote-read-clusters | |
Comma-separated list of Elasticsearch remote cluster names for cross-cluster querying.See Elasticsearch remote clusters and cross-cluster query api. | |
--es-archive.send-get-body-as | |
HTTP verb for requests that contain a body [GET, POST]. | |
--es-archive.server-urls | http://127.0.0.1:9200 |
The comma-separated list of Elasticsearch servers, must be full url i.e. http://localhost:9200 | |
--es-archive.sniffer | false |
The sniffer config for Elasticsearch; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disable if not required | |
--es-archive.sniffer-tls-enabled | false |
Option to enable TLS when sniffing an Elasticsearch Cluster ; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disabled by default | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.all | false |
(experimental) Store all span and process tags as object fields. If true .tags-as-fields.config-file and .tags-as-fields.include is ignored. Binary tags are always stored as nested objects. | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.config-file | |
(experimental) Optional path to a file containing tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Each key should be on a separate line. Merged with .tags-as-fields.include | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.dot-replacement | @ |
(experimental) The character used to replace dots (".") in tag keys stored as object fields. | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.include | |
(experimental) Comma delimited list of tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Merged with the contents of .tags-as-fields.config-file | |
--es-archive.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--es-archive.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--es-archive.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--es-archive.token-file | |
Path to a file containing bearer token. This flag also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es-archive.use-aliases | false |
Use read and write aliases for indices. Use this option with Elasticsearch rollover API. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. Note that es.max-span-age will influence trace search window start times. | |
--es-archive.use-ilm | false |
(experimental) Option to enable ILM for jaeger span & service indices. Use this option with es-archive.use-aliases. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. ILM policy must be manually created in ES before startup. Supported only for elasticsearch version 7+. | |
--es-archive.username | |
The username required by Elasticsearch. The basic authentication also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es-archive.version | 0 |
The major Elasticsearch version. If not specified, the value will be auto-detected from Elasticsearch. | |
--es.bulk.actions | 1000 |
The number of requests that can be enqueued before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es.bulk.flush-interval | 200ms |
A time.Duration after which bulk requests are committed, regardless of other thresholds. Set to zero to disable. By default, this is disabled. | |
--es.bulk.size | 5000000 |
The number of bytes that the bulk requests can take up before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es.bulk.workers | 1 |
The number of workers that are able to receive bulk requests and eventually commit them to Elasticsearch | |
--es.create-index-templates | true |
Create index templates at application startup. Set to false when templates are installed manually. | |
--es.index-date-separator | - |
Optional date separator of Jaeger indices. For example "." creates "jaeger-span-2020.11.20". | |
--es.index-prefix | |
Optional prefix of Jaeger indices. For example "production" creates "production-jaeger-*". | |
--es.index-rollover-frequency-services | day |
Rotates jaeger-service indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-service-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es.index-rollover-frequency-spans | day |
Rotates jaeger-span indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-span-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es.log-level | error |
The Elasticsearch client log-level. Valid levels: [debug, info, error] | |
--es.max-doc-count | 10000 |
The maximum document count to return from an Elasticsearch query. This will also apply to aggregations. | |
--es.max-span-age | 72h0m0s |
The maximum lookback for spans in Elasticsearch | |
--es.num-replicas | 1 |
The number of replicas per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es.num-shards | 5 |
The number of shards per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es.password | |
The password required by Elasticsearch | |
--es.remote-read-clusters | |
Comma-separated list of Elasticsearch remote cluster names for cross-cluster querying.See Elasticsearch remote clusters and cross-cluster query api. | |
--es.send-get-body-as | |
HTTP verb for requests that contain a body [GET, POST]. | |
--es.server-urls | http://127.0.0.1:9200 |
The comma-separated list of Elasticsearch servers, must be full url i.e. http://localhost:9200 | |
--es.sniffer | false |
The sniffer config for Elasticsearch; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disable if not required | |
--es.sniffer-tls-enabled | false |
Option to enable TLS when sniffing an Elasticsearch Cluster ; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disabled by default | |
--es.tags-as-fields.all | false |
(experimental) Store all span and process tags as object fields. If true .tags-as-fields.config-file and .tags-as-fields.include is ignored. Binary tags are always stored as nested objects. | |
--es.tags-as-fields.config-file | |
(experimental) Optional path to a file containing tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Each key should be on a separate line. Merged with .tags-as-fields.include | |
--es.tags-as-fields.dot-replacement | @ |
(experimental) The character used to replace dots (".") in tag keys stored as object fields. | |
--es.tags-as-fields.include | |
(experimental) Comma delimited list of tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Merged with the contents of .tags-as-fields.config-file | |
--es.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--es.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--es.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--es.token-file | |
Path to a file containing bearer token. This flag also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es.use-aliases | false |
Use read and write aliases for indices. Use this option with Elasticsearch rollover API. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. Note that es.max-span-age will influence trace search window start times. | |
--es.use-ilm | false |
(experimental) Option to enable ILM for jaeger span & service indices. Use this option with es.use-aliases. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. ILM policy must be manually created in ES before startup. Supported only for elasticsearch version 7+. | |
--es.username | |
The username required by Elasticsearch. The basic authentication also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es.version | 0 |
The major Elasticsearch version. If not specified, the value will be auto-detected from Elasticsearch. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-all-in-one | |
--http-server.host-port | :5778 |
host:port of the http server (e.g. for /sampling point and /baggageRestrictions endpoint) | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-host-port | :6832 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-host-port | :6831 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-host-port | :5775 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--query.additional-headers | [] |
Additional HTTP response headers. Can be specified multiple times. Format: "Key: Value" | |
--query.base-path | / |
The base path for all HTTP routes, e.g. /jaeger; useful when running behind a reverse proxy | |
--query.bearer-token-propagation | false |
Allow propagation of bearer token to be used by storage plugins | |
--query.grpc-server.host-port | :16685 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the query's gRPC server | |
--query.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http-server.host-port | :16686 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the query's HTTP server | |
--query.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.max-clock-skew-adjustment | 0s |
The maximum delta by which span timestamps may be adjusted in the UI due to clock skew; set to 0s to disable clock skew adjustments | |
--query.static-files | |
The directory path override for the static assets for the UI | |
--query.ui-config | |
The path to the UI configuration file in JSON format | |
--reporter.grpc.discovery.min-peers | 3 |
Max number of collectors to which the agent will try to connect at any given time | |
--reporter.grpc.host-port | |
Comma-separated string representing host:port of a static list of collectors to connect to directly | |
--reporter.grpc.retry.max | 3 |
Sets the maximum number of retries for a call | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--reporter.type | grpc |
Reporter type to use e.g. grpc | |
--sampling.strategies-file | |
The path for the sampling strategies file in JSON format. See sampling documentation to see format of the file | |
--sampling.strategies-reload-interval | 0s |
Reload interval to check and reload sampling strategies file. Zero value means no reloading | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-all-in-one with memory
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14269 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14269 or :14269) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--collector.grpc-server.host-port | :14250 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc-server.max-message-size | 4194304 |
The maximum receivable message size for the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http-server.host-port | :14268 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the collector's HTTP server | |
--collector.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.num-workers | 50 |
The number of workers pulling items from the queue | |
--collector.queue-size | 2000 |
The queue size of the collector | |
--collector.queue-size-memory | 0 |
(experimental) The max memory size in MiB to use for the dynamic queue. | |
--collector.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this collector. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-headers | content-type |
Comma separated list of allowed headers for the Zipkin collector service, default content-type | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-origins | * |
Comma separated list of allowed origins for the Zipkin collector service, default accepts all | |
--collector.zipkin.host-port | |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:9411 or :9411) of the collector's Zipkin server (disabled by default) | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-all-in-one | |
--http-server.host-port | :5778 |
host:port of the http server (e.g. for /sampling point and /baggageRestrictions endpoint) | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--memory.max-traces | 0 |
The maximum amount of traces to store in memory. The default number of traces is unbounded. | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-host-port | :6832 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-host-port | :6831 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-host-port | :5775 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--query.additional-headers | [] |
Additional HTTP response headers. Can be specified multiple times. Format: "Key: Value" | |
--query.base-path | / |
The base path for all HTTP routes, e.g. /jaeger; useful when running behind a reverse proxy | |
--query.bearer-token-propagation | false |
Allow propagation of bearer token to be used by storage plugins | |
--query.grpc-server.host-port | :16685 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the query's gRPC server | |
--query.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http-server.host-port | :16686 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the query's HTTP server | |
--query.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.max-clock-skew-adjustment | 0s |
The maximum delta by which span timestamps may be adjusted in the UI due to clock skew; set to 0s to disable clock skew adjustments | |
--query.static-files | |
The directory path override for the static assets for the UI | |
--query.ui-config | |
The path to the UI configuration file in JSON format | |
--reporter.grpc.discovery.min-peers | 3 |
Max number of collectors to which the agent will try to connect at any given time | |
--reporter.grpc.host-port | |
Comma-separated string representing host:port of a static list of collectors to connect to directly | |
--reporter.grpc.retry.max | 3 |
Sets the maximum number of retries for a call | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--reporter.type | grpc |
Reporter type to use e.g. grpc | |
--sampling.strategies-file | |
The path for the sampling strategies file in JSON format. See sampling documentation to see format of the file | |
--sampling.strategies-reload-interval | 0s |
Reload interval to check and reload sampling strategies file. Zero value means no reloading | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-all-in-one with badger
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14269 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14269 or :14269) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--badger.consistency | false |
If all writes should be synced immediately to physical disk. This will impact write performance. | |
--badger.directory-key | /go/bin/data/keys |
Path to store the keys (indexes), this directory should reside in SSD disk. Set ephemeral to false if you want to define this setting. | |
--badger.directory-value | /go/bin/data/values |
Path to store the values (spans). Set ephemeral to false if you want to define this setting. | |
--badger.ephemeral | true |
Mark this storage ephemeral, data is stored in tmpfs. | |
--badger.maintenance-interval | 5m0s |
How often the maintenance thread for values is ran. Format is time.Duration (https://golang.org/pkg/time/#Duration) | |
--badger.metrics-update-interval | 10s |
How often the badger metrics are collected by Jaeger. Format is time.Duration (https://golang.org/pkg/time/#Duration) | |
--badger.read-only | false |
Allows to open badger database in read only mode. Multiple instances can open same database in read-only mode. Values still in the write-ahead-log must be replayed before opening. | |
--badger.span-store-ttl | 72h0m0s |
How long to store the data. Format is time.Duration (https://golang.org/pkg/time/#Duration) | |
--badger.truncate | false |
(deprecated, will be removed after 2021-09-21 or in release v1.26.0, whichever is later) If write-ahead-log should be truncated on restart. This will cause data loss. | |
--collector.grpc-server.host-port | :14250 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc-server.max-message-size | 4194304 |
The maximum receivable message size for the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http-server.host-port | :14268 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the collector's HTTP server | |
--collector.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.num-workers | 50 |
The number of workers pulling items from the queue | |
--collector.queue-size | 2000 |
The queue size of the collector | |
--collector.queue-size-memory | 0 |
(experimental) The max memory size in MiB to use for the dynamic queue. | |
--collector.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this collector. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-headers | content-type |
Comma separated list of allowed headers for the Zipkin collector service, default content-type | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-origins | * |
Comma separated list of allowed origins for the Zipkin collector service, default accepts all | |
--collector.zipkin.host-port | |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:9411 or :9411) of the collector's Zipkin server (disabled by default) | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-all-in-one | |
--http-server.host-port | :5778 |
host:port of the http server (e.g. for /sampling point and /baggageRestrictions endpoint) | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-host-port | :6832 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-host-port | :6831 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-host-port | :5775 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--query.additional-headers | [] |
Additional HTTP response headers. Can be specified multiple times. Format: "Key: Value" | |
--query.base-path | / |
The base path for all HTTP routes, e.g. /jaeger; useful when running behind a reverse proxy | |
--query.bearer-token-propagation | false |
Allow propagation of bearer token to be used by storage plugins | |
--query.grpc-server.host-port | :16685 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the query's gRPC server | |
--query.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http-server.host-port | :16686 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the query's HTTP server | |
--query.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.max-clock-skew-adjustment | 0s |
The maximum delta by which span timestamps may be adjusted in the UI due to clock skew; set to 0s to disable clock skew adjustments | |
--query.static-files | |
The directory path override for the static assets for the UI | |
--query.ui-config | |
The path to the UI configuration file in JSON format | |
--reporter.grpc.discovery.min-peers | 3 |
Max number of collectors to which the agent will try to connect at any given time | |
--reporter.grpc.host-port | |
Comma-separated string representing host:port of a static list of collectors to connect to directly | |
--reporter.grpc.retry.max | 3 |
Sets the maximum number of retries for a call | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--reporter.type | grpc |
Reporter type to use e.g. grpc | |
--sampling.strategies-file | |
The path for the sampling strategies file in JSON format. See sampling documentation to see format of the file | |
--sampling.strategies-reload-interval | 0s |
Reload interval to check and reload sampling strategies file. Zero value means no reloading | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-all-in-one with grpc-plugin
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14269 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14269 or :14269) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--collector.grpc-server.host-port | :14250 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc-server.max-message-size | 4194304 |
The maximum receivable message size for the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http-server.host-port | :14268 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the collector's HTTP server | |
--collector.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.num-workers | 50 |
The number of workers pulling items from the queue | |
--collector.queue-size | 2000 |
The queue size of the collector | |
--collector.queue-size-memory | 0 |
(experimental) The max memory size in MiB to use for the dynamic queue. | |
--collector.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this collector. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-headers | content-type |
Comma separated list of allowed headers for the Zipkin collector service, default content-type | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-origins | * |
Comma separated list of allowed origins for the Zipkin collector service, default accepts all | |
--collector.zipkin.host-port | |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:9411 or :9411) of the collector's Zipkin server (disabled by default) | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.binary | |
The location of the plugin binary | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.configuration-file | |
A path pointing to the plugin's configuration file, made available to the plugin with the --config arg | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.log-level | warn |
Set the log level of the plugin's logger | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-all-in-one | |
--http-server.host-port | :5778 |
host:port of the http server (e.g. for /sampling point and /baggageRestrictions endpoint) | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-host-port | :6832 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-host-port | :6831 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-host-port | :5775 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--query.additional-headers | [] |
Additional HTTP response headers. Can be specified multiple times. Format: "Key: Value" | |
--query.base-path | / |
The base path for all HTTP routes, e.g. /jaeger; useful when running behind a reverse proxy | |
--query.bearer-token-propagation | false |
Allow propagation of bearer token to be used by storage plugins | |
--query.grpc-server.host-port | :16685 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the query's gRPC server | |
--query.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http-server.host-port | :16686 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the query's HTTP server | |
--query.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.max-clock-skew-adjustment | 0s |
The maximum delta by which span timestamps may be adjusted in the UI due to clock skew; set to 0s to disable clock skew adjustments | |
--query.static-files | |
The directory path override for the static assets for the UI | |
--query.ui-config | |
The path to the UI configuration file in JSON format | |
--reporter.grpc.discovery.min-peers | 3 |
Max number of collectors to which the agent will try to connect at any given time | |
--reporter.grpc.host-port | |
Comma-separated string representing host:port of a static list of collectors to connect to directly | |
--reporter.grpc.retry.max | 3 |
Sets the maximum number of retries for a call | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--reporter.type | grpc |
Reporter type to use e.g. grpc | |
--sampling.strategies-file | |
The path for the sampling strategies file in JSON format. See sampling documentation to see format of the file | |
--sampling.strategies-reload-interval | 0s |
Reload interval to check and reload sampling strategies file. Zero value means no reloading | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-agent
Jaeger agent is a daemon program that runs on every host and receives tracing data submitted by Jaeger client libraries.
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14271 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14271 or :14271) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--agent.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this agent. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-agent | |
--http-server.host-port | :5778 |
host:port of the http server (e.g. for /sampling point and /baggageRestrictions endpoint) | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-host-port | :6832 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-binary.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-host-port | :6831 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.jaeger-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-host-port | :5775 |
host:port for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-max-packet-size | 65000 |
max packet size for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-queue-size | 1000 |
length of the queue for the UDP server | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.server-socket-buffer-size | 0 |
socket buffer size for UDP packets in bytes | |
--processor.zipkin-compact.workers | 10 |
how many workers the processor should run | |
--reporter.grpc.discovery.min-peers | 3 |
Max number of collectors to which the agent will try to connect at any given time | |
--reporter.grpc.host-port | |
Comma-separated string representing host:port of a static list of collectors to connect to directly | |
--reporter.grpc.retry.max | 3 |
Sets the maximum number of retries for a call | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--reporter.grpc.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--reporter.type | grpc |
Reporter type to use e.g. grpc |
jaeger-collector
Jaeger collector receives traces from Jaeger agents and runs them through a processing pipeline.
jaeger-collector can be used with these storage backends:
- jaeger-collector with
cassandra
- jaeger-collector with
elasticsearch
- jaeger-collector with
kafka
- jaeger-collector with
grpc-plugin
jaeger-collector can be used with these sampling types:
jaeger-collector with cassandra
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14269 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14269 or :14269) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--cassandra-archive.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra-archive.connections-per-host | 0 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra-archive.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra-archive.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra-archive.enabled | false |
Enable extra storage | |
--cassandra-archive.keyspace | |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra-archive.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra-archive.max-retry-attempts | 0 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.proto-version | 0 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra-archive.reconnect-interval | 0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra-archive.servers | |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra-archive.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra-archive.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra-archive.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra.connections-per-host | 2 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra.index.logs | true |
Controls log field indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.process-tags | true |
Controls process tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-blacklist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to blacklist from being indexed. All other tags will be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the whitelist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-whitelist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to whitelist for being indexed. All other tags will not be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the blacklist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tags | true |
Controls tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.keyspace | jaeger_v1_test |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra.max-retry-attempts | 3 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra.proto-version | 4 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra.reconnect-interval | 1m0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra.servers | 127.0.0.1 |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra.span-store-write-cache-ttl | 12h0m0s |
The duration to wait before rewriting an existing service or operation name | |
--cassandra.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--collector.grpc-server.host-port | :14250 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc-server.max-message-size | 4194304 |
The maximum receivable message size for the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http-server.host-port | :14268 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the collector's HTTP server | |
--collector.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.num-workers | 50 |
The number of workers pulling items from the queue | |
--collector.queue-size | 2000 |
The queue size of the collector | |
--collector.queue-size-memory | 0 |
(experimental) The max memory size in MiB to use for the dynamic queue. | |
--collector.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this collector. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-headers | content-type |
Comma separated list of allowed headers for the Zipkin collector service, default content-type | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-origins | * |
Comma separated list of allowed origins for the Zipkin collector service, default accepts all | |
--collector.zipkin.host-port | |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:9411 or :9411) of the collector's Zipkin server (disabled by default) | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-collector | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--sampling.strategies-file | |
The path for the sampling strategies file in JSON format. See sampling documentation to see format of the file | |
--sampling.strategies-reload-interval | 0s |
Reload interval to check and reload sampling strategies file. Zero value means no reloading | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-collector with elasticsearch
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14269 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14269 or :14269) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--collector.grpc-server.host-port | :14250 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc-server.max-message-size | 4194304 |
The maximum receivable message size for the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http-server.host-port | :14268 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the collector's HTTP server | |
--collector.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.num-workers | 50 |
The number of workers pulling items from the queue | |
--collector.queue-size | 2000 |
The queue size of the collector | |
--collector.queue-size-memory | 0 |
(experimental) The max memory size in MiB to use for the dynamic queue. | |
--collector.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this collector. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-headers | content-type |
Comma separated list of allowed headers for the Zipkin collector service, default content-type | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-origins | * |
Comma separated list of allowed origins for the Zipkin collector service, default accepts all | |
--collector.zipkin.host-port | |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:9411 or :9411) of the collector's Zipkin server (disabled by default) | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--es-archive.bulk.actions | 1000 |
The number of requests that can be enqueued before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es-archive.bulk.flush-interval | 200ms |
A time.Duration after which bulk requests are committed, regardless of other thresholds. Set to zero to disable. By default, this is disabled. | |
--es-archive.bulk.size | 5000000 |
The number of bytes that the bulk requests can take up before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es-archive.bulk.workers | 1 |
The number of workers that are able to receive bulk requests and eventually commit them to Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.create-index-templates | true |
Create index templates at application startup. Set to false when templates are installed manually. | |
--es-archive.enabled | false |
Enable extra storage | |
--es-archive.index-date-separator | - |
Optional date separator of Jaeger indices. For example "." creates "jaeger-span-2020.11.20". | |
--es-archive.index-prefix | |
Optional prefix of Jaeger indices. For example "production" creates "production-jaeger-*". | |
--es-archive.index-rollover-frequency-services | day |
Rotates jaeger-service indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-service-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es-archive.index-rollover-frequency-spans | day |
Rotates jaeger-span indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-span-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es-archive.log-level | error |
The Elasticsearch client log-level. Valid levels: [debug, info, error] | |
--es-archive.max-doc-count | 10000 |
The maximum document count to return from an Elasticsearch query. This will also apply to aggregations. | |
--es-archive.num-replicas | 1 |
The number of replicas per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.num-shards | 5 |
The number of shards per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.password | |
The password required by Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.remote-read-clusters | |
Comma-separated list of Elasticsearch remote cluster names for cross-cluster querying.See Elasticsearch remote clusters and cross-cluster query api. | |
--es-archive.send-get-body-as | |
HTTP verb for requests that contain a body [GET, POST]. | |
--es-archive.server-urls | http://127.0.0.1:9200 |
The comma-separated list of Elasticsearch servers, must be full url i.e. http://localhost:9200 | |
--es-archive.sniffer | false |
The sniffer config for Elasticsearch; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disable if not required | |
--es-archive.sniffer-tls-enabled | false |
Option to enable TLS when sniffing an Elasticsearch Cluster ; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disabled by default | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.all | false |
(experimental) Store all span and process tags as object fields. If true .tags-as-fields.config-file and .tags-as-fields.include is ignored. Binary tags are always stored as nested objects. | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.config-file | |
(experimental) Optional path to a file containing tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Each key should be on a separate line. Merged with .tags-as-fields.include | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.dot-replacement | @ |
(experimental) The character used to replace dots (".") in tag keys stored as object fields. | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.include | |
(experimental) Comma delimited list of tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Merged with the contents of .tags-as-fields.config-file | |
--es-archive.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--es-archive.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--es-archive.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--es-archive.token-file | |
Path to a file containing bearer token. This flag also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es-archive.use-aliases | false |
Use read and write aliases for indices. Use this option with Elasticsearch rollover API. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. Note that es.max-span-age will influence trace search window start times. | |
--es-archive.use-ilm | false |
(experimental) Option to enable ILM for jaeger span & service indices. Use this option with es-archive.use-aliases. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. ILM policy must be manually created in ES before startup. Supported only for elasticsearch version 7+. | |
--es-archive.username | |
The username required by Elasticsearch. The basic authentication also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es-archive.version | 0 |
The major Elasticsearch version. If not specified, the value will be auto-detected from Elasticsearch. | |
--es.bulk.actions | 1000 |
The number of requests that can be enqueued before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es.bulk.flush-interval | 200ms |
A time.Duration after which bulk requests are committed, regardless of other thresholds. Set to zero to disable. By default, this is disabled. | |
--es.bulk.size | 5000000 |
The number of bytes that the bulk requests can take up before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es.bulk.workers | 1 |
The number of workers that are able to receive bulk requests and eventually commit them to Elasticsearch | |
--es.create-index-templates | true |
Create index templates at application startup. Set to false when templates are installed manually. | |
--es.index-date-separator | - |
Optional date separator of Jaeger indices. For example "." creates "jaeger-span-2020.11.20". | |
--es.index-prefix | |
Optional prefix of Jaeger indices. For example "production" creates "production-jaeger-*". | |
--es.index-rollover-frequency-services | day |
Rotates jaeger-service indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-service-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es.index-rollover-frequency-spans | day |
Rotates jaeger-span indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-span-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es.log-level | error |
The Elasticsearch client log-level. Valid levels: [debug, info, error] | |
--es.max-doc-count | 10000 |
The maximum document count to return from an Elasticsearch query. This will also apply to aggregations. | |
--es.max-span-age | 72h0m0s |
The maximum lookback for spans in Elasticsearch | |
--es.num-replicas | 1 |
The number of replicas per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es.num-shards | 5 |
The number of shards per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es.password | |
The password required by Elasticsearch | |
--es.remote-read-clusters | |
Comma-separated list of Elasticsearch remote cluster names for cross-cluster querying.See Elasticsearch remote clusters and cross-cluster query api. | |
--es.send-get-body-as | |
HTTP verb for requests that contain a body [GET, POST]. | |
--es.server-urls | http://127.0.0.1:9200 |
The comma-separated list of Elasticsearch servers, must be full url i.e. http://localhost:9200 | |
--es.sniffer | false |
The sniffer config for Elasticsearch; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disable if not required | |
--es.sniffer-tls-enabled | false |
Option to enable TLS when sniffing an Elasticsearch Cluster ; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disabled by default | |
--es.tags-as-fields.all | false |
(experimental) Store all span and process tags as object fields. If true .tags-as-fields.config-file and .tags-as-fields.include is ignored. Binary tags are always stored as nested objects. | |
--es.tags-as-fields.config-file | |
(experimental) Optional path to a file containing tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Each key should be on a separate line. Merged with .tags-as-fields.include | |
--es.tags-as-fields.dot-replacement | @ |
(experimental) The character used to replace dots (".") in tag keys stored as object fields. | |
--es.tags-as-fields.include | |
(experimental) Comma delimited list of tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Merged with the contents of .tags-as-fields.config-file | |
--es.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--es.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--es.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--es.token-file | |
Path to a file containing bearer token. This flag also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es.use-aliases | false |
Use read and write aliases for indices. Use this option with Elasticsearch rollover API. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. Note that es.max-span-age will influence trace search window start times. | |
--es.use-ilm | false |
(experimental) Option to enable ILM for jaeger span & service indices. Use this option with es.use-aliases. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. ILM policy must be manually created in ES before startup. Supported only for elasticsearch version 7+. | |
--es.username | |
The username required by Elasticsearch. The basic authentication also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es.version | 0 |
The major Elasticsearch version. If not specified, the value will be auto-detected from Elasticsearch. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-collector | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--sampling.strategies-file | |
The path for the sampling strategies file in JSON format. See sampling documentation to see format of the file | |
--sampling.strategies-reload-interval | 0s |
Reload interval to check and reload sampling strategies file. Zero value means no reloading | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-collector with kafka
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14269 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14269 or :14269) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--collector.grpc-server.host-port | :14250 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc-server.max-message-size | 4194304 |
The maximum receivable message size for the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http-server.host-port | :14268 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the collector's HTTP server | |
--collector.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.num-workers | 50 |
The number of workers pulling items from the queue | |
--collector.queue-size | 2000 |
The queue size of the collector | |
--collector.queue-size-memory | 0 |
(experimental) The max memory size in MiB to use for the dynamic queue. | |
--collector.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this collector. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-headers | content-type |
Comma separated list of allowed headers for the Zipkin collector service, default content-type | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-origins | * |
Comma separated list of allowed origins for the Zipkin collector service, default accepts all | |
--collector.zipkin.host-port | |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:9411 or :9411) of the collector's Zipkin server (disabled by default) | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-collector | |
--kafka.producer.authentication | none |
Authentication type used to authenticate with kafka cluster. e.g. none, kerberos, tls, plaintext | |
--kafka.producer.batch-linger | 0s |
(experimental) Time interval to wait before sending records to Kafka. Higher value reduce request to Kafka but increase latency and the possibility of data loss in case of process restart. See https://kafka.apache.org/documentation/ | |
--kafka.producer.batch-max-messages | 0 |
(experimental) Maximum number of message to batch before sending records to Kafka | |
--kafka.producer.batch-min-messages | 0 |
(experimental) The best-effort minimum number of messages needed to send a batch of records to Kafka. Higher value reduce request to Kafka but increase latency and the possibility of data loss in case of process restart. See https://kafka.apache.org/documentation/ | |
--kafka.producer.batch-size | 0 |
(experimental) Number of bytes to batch before sending records to Kafka. Higher value reduce request to Kafka but increase latency and the possibility of data loss in case of process restart. See https://kafka.apache.org/documentation/ | |
--kafka.producer.brokers | 127.0.0.1:9092 |
The comma-separated list of kafka brokers. i.e. '127.0.0.1:9092,0.0.0:1234' | |
--kafka.producer.compression | none |
(experimental) Type of compression (none, gzip, snappy, lz4, zstd) to use on messages | |
--kafka.producer.compression-level | 0 |
(experimental) compression level to use on messages. gzip = 1-9 (default = 6), snappy = none, lz4 = 1-17 (default = 9), zstd = -131072 - 22 (default = 3) | |
--kafka.producer.encoding | protobuf |
Encoding of spans ("json" or "protobuf") sent to kafka. | |
--kafka.producer.kerberos.config-file | /etc/krb5.conf |
Path to Kerberos configuration. i.e /etc/krb5.conf | |
--kafka.producer.kerberos.keytab-file | /etc/security/kafka.keytab |
Path to keytab file. i.e /etc/security/kafka.keytab | |
--kafka.producer.kerberos.password | |
The Kerberos password used for authenticate with KDC | |
--kafka.producer.kerberos.realm | |
Kerberos realm | |
--kafka.producer.kerberos.service-name | kafka |
Kerberos service name | |
--kafka.producer.kerberos.use-keytab | false |
Use of keytab instead of password, if this is true, keytab file will be used instead of password | |
--kafka.producer.kerberos.username | |
The Kerberos username used for authenticate with KDC | |
--kafka.producer.plaintext.mechanism | PLAIN |
The plaintext Mechanism for SASL/PLAIN authentication, e.g. 'SCRAM-SHA-256' or 'SCRAM-SHA-512' or 'PLAIN' | |
--kafka.producer.plaintext.password | |
The plaintext Password for SASL/PLAIN authentication | |
--kafka.producer.plaintext.username | |
The plaintext Username for SASL/PLAIN authentication | |
--kafka.producer.protocol-version | |
Kafka protocol version - must be supported by kafka server | |
--kafka.producer.required-acks | local |
(experimental) Required kafka broker acknowledgement. i.e. noack, local, all | |
--kafka.producer.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--kafka.producer.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.producer.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.producer.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.producer.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.producer.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--kafka.producer.topic | jaeger-spans |
The name of the kafka topic | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--sampling.strategies-file | |
The path for the sampling strategies file in JSON format. See sampling documentation to see format of the file | |
--sampling.strategies-reload-interval | 0s |
Reload interval to check and reload sampling strategies file. Zero value means no reloading | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-collector with grpc-plugin
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14269 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14269 or :14269) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--collector.grpc-server.host-port | :14250 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc-server.max-message-size | 4194304 |
The maximum receivable message size for the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http-server.host-port | :14268 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the collector's HTTP server | |
--collector.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.num-workers | 50 |
The number of workers pulling items from the queue | |
--collector.queue-size | 2000 |
The queue size of the collector | |
--collector.queue-size-memory | 0 |
(experimental) The max memory size in MiB to use for the dynamic queue. | |
--collector.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this collector. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-headers | content-type |
Comma separated list of allowed headers for the Zipkin collector service, default content-type | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-origins | * |
Comma separated list of allowed origins for the Zipkin collector service, default accepts all | |
--collector.zipkin.host-port | |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:9411 or :9411) of the collector's Zipkin server (disabled by default) | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.binary | |
The location of the plugin binary | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.configuration-file | |
A path pointing to the plugin's configuration file, made available to the plugin with the --config arg | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.log-level | warn |
Set the log level of the plugin's logger | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-collector | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--sampling.strategies-file | |
The path for the sampling strategies file in JSON format. See sampling documentation to see format of the file | |
--sampling.strategies-reload-interval | 0s |
Reload interval to check and reload sampling strategies file. Zero value means no reloading | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-collector with adaptive
sampling
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14269 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14269 or :14269) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--cassandra-archive.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra-archive.connections-per-host | 0 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra-archive.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra-archive.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra-archive.enabled | false |
Enable extra storage | |
--cassandra-archive.keyspace | |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra-archive.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra-archive.max-retry-attempts | 0 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.proto-version | 0 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra-archive.reconnect-interval | 0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra-archive.servers | |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra-archive.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra-archive.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra-archive.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra.connections-per-host | 2 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra.index.logs | true |
Controls log field indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.process-tags | true |
Controls process tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-blacklist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to blacklist from being indexed. All other tags will be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the whitelist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-whitelist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to whitelist for being indexed. All other tags will not be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the blacklist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tags | true |
Controls tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.keyspace | jaeger_v1_test |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra.max-retry-attempts | 3 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra.proto-version | 4 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra.reconnect-interval | 1m0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra.servers | 127.0.0.1 |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra.span-store-write-cache-ttl | 12h0m0s |
The duration to wait before rewriting an existing service or operation name | |
--cassandra.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--collector.grpc-server.host-port | :14250 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc-server.max-message-size | 4194304 |
The maximum receivable message size for the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http-server.host-port | :14268 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the collector's HTTP server | |
--collector.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.num-workers | 50 |
The number of workers pulling items from the queue | |
--collector.queue-size | 2000 |
The queue size of the collector | |
--collector.queue-size-memory | 0 |
(experimental) The max memory size in MiB to use for the dynamic queue. | |
--collector.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this collector. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-headers | content-type |
Comma separated list of allowed headers for the Zipkin collector service, default content-type | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-origins | * |
Comma separated list of allowed origins for the Zipkin collector service, default accepts all | |
--collector.zipkin.host-port | |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:9411 or :9411) of the collector's Zipkin server (disabled by default) | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-collector | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--sampling.aggregation-buckets | 10 |
Amount of historical data to keep in memory. | |
--sampling.buckets-for-calculation | 1 |
This determines how much of the previous data is used in calculating the weighted QPS, ie. if BucketsForCalculation is 1, only the most recent data will be used in calculating the weighted QPS. | |
--sampling.calculation-interval | 1m0s |
How often new sampling probabilities are calculated. Recommended to be greater than the polling interval of your clients. | |
--sampling.delay | 2m0s |
Determines how far back the most recent state is. Use this if you want to add some buffer time for the aggregation to finish. | |
--sampling.delta-tolerance | 0.3 |
The acceptable amount of deviation between the observed samples-per-second and the desired (target) samples-per-second, expressed as a ratio. | |
--sampling.follower-lease-refresh-interval | 1m0s |
The duration to sleep if this processor is a follower. | |
--sampling.initial-sampling-probability | 0.001 |
The initial sampling probability for all new operations. | |
--sampling.leader-lease-refresh-interval | 5s |
The duration to sleep if this processor is elected leader before attempting to renew the lease on the leader lock. This should be less than follower-lease-refresh-interval to reduce lock thrashing. | |
--sampling.min-samples-per-second | 0.016666666666666666 |
The minimum number of traces that are sampled per second. | |
--sampling.min-sampling-probability | 1e-05 |
The minimum sampling probability for all operations. | |
--sampling.target-samples-per-second | 1 |
The the global target rate of samples per operation. | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-collector with file
sampling
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14269 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14269 or :14269) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--cassandra-archive.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra-archive.connections-per-host | 0 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra-archive.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra-archive.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra-archive.enabled | false |
Enable extra storage | |
--cassandra-archive.keyspace | |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra-archive.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra-archive.max-retry-attempts | 0 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.proto-version | 0 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra-archive.reconnect-interval | 0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra-archive.servers | |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra-archive.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra-archive.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra-archive.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra.connections-per-host | 2 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra.index.logs | true |
Controls log field indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.process-tags | true |
Controls process tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-blacklist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to blacklist from being indexed. All other tags will be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the whitelist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-whitelist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to whitelist for being indexed. All other tags will not be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the blacklist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tags | true |
Controls tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.keyspace | jaeger_v1_test |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra.max-retry-attempts | 3 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra.proto-version | 4 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra.reconnect-interval | 1m0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra.servers | 127.0.0.1 |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra.span-store-write-cache-ttl | 12h0m0s |
The duration to wait before rewriting an existing service or operation name | |
--cassandra.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--collector.grpc-server.host-port | :14250 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc-server.max-message-size | 4194304 |
The maximum receivable message size for the collector's GRPC server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http-server.host-port | :14268 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the collector's HTTP server | |
--collector.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--collector.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--collector.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--collector.num-workers | 50 |
The number of workers pulling items from the queue | |
--collector.queue-size | 2000 |
The queue size of the collector | |
--collector.queue-size-memory | 0 |
(experimental) The max memory size in MiB to use for the dynamic queue. | |
--collector.tags | |
One or more tags to be added to the Process tags of all spans passing through this collector. Ex: key1=value1,key2=${envVar:defaultValue} | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-headers | content-type |
Comma separated list of allowed headers for the Zipkin collector service, default content-type | |
--collector.zipkin.allowed-origins | * |
Comma separated list of allowed origins for the Zipkin collector service, default accepts all | |
--collector.zipkin.host-port | |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:9411 or :9411) of the collector's Zipkin server (disabled by default) | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-collector | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--sampling.strategies-file | |
The path for the sampling strategies file in JSON format. See sampling documentation to see format of the file | |
--sampling.strategies-reload-interval | 0s |
Reload interval to check and reload sampling strategies file. Zero value means no reloading | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-ingester
Jaeger ingester consumes spans from a particular Kafka topic and writes them to a configured storage.
jaeger-ingester can be used with these storage backends:
jaeger-ingester with cassandra
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14270 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14270 or :14270) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--cassandra-archive.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra-archive.connections-per-host | 0 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra-archive.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra-archive.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra-archive.enabled | false |
Enable extra storage | |
--cassandra-archive.keyspace | |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra-archive.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra-archive.max-retry-attempts | 0 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.proto-version | 0 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra-archive.reconnect-interval | 0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra-archive.servers | |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra-archive.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra-archive.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra-archive.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra.connections-per-host | 2 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra.index.logs | true |
Controls log field indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.process-tags | true |
Controls process tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-blacklist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to blacklist from being indexed. All other tags will be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the whitelist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-whitelist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to whitelist for being indexed. All other tags will not be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the blacklist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tags | true |
Controls tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.keyspace | jaeger_v1_test |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra.max-retry-attempts | 3 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra.proto-version | 4 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra.reconnect-interval | 1m0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra.servers | 127.0.0.1 |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra.span-store-write-cache-ttl | 12h0m0s |
The duration to wait before rewriting an existing service or operation name | |
--cassandra.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-ingester | |
--ingester.deadlockInterval | 0s |
Interval to check for deadlocks. If no messages gets processed in given time, ingester app will exit. Value of 0 disables deadlock check. | |
--ingester.parallelism | 1000 |
The number of messages to process in parallel | |
--kafka.consumer.authentication | none |
Authentication type used to authenticate with kafka cluster. e.g. none, kerberos, tls, plaintext | |
--kafka.consumer.brokers | 127.0.0.1:9092 |
The comma-separated list of kafka brokers. i.e. '127.0.0.1:9092,0.0.0:1234' | |
--kafka.consumer.client-id | jaeger-ingester |
The Consumer Client ID that ingester will use | |
--kafka.consumer.encoding | protobuf |
The encoding of spans ("json", "protobuf", "zipkin-thrift") consumed from kafka | |
--kafka.consumer.group-id | jaeger-ingester |
The Consumer Group that ingester will be consuming on behalf of | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.config-file | /etc/krb5.conf |
Path to Kerberos configuration. i.e /etc/krb5.conf | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.keytab-file | /etc/security/kafka.keytab |
Path to keytab file. i.e /etc/security/kafka.keytab | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.password | |
The Kerberos password used for authenticate with KDC | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.realm | |
Kerberos realm | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.service-name | kafka |
Kerberos service name | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.use-keytab | false |
Use of keytab instead of password, if this is true, keytab file will be used instead of password | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.username | |
The Kerberos username used for authenticate with KDC | |
--kafka.consumer.plaintext.mechanism | PLAIN |
The plaintext Mechanism for SASL/PLAIN authentication, e.g. 'SCRAM-SHA-256' or 'SCRAM-SHA-512' or 'PLAIN' | |
--kafka.consumer.plaintext.password | |
The plaintext Password for SASL/PLAIN authentication | |
--kafka.consumer.plaintext.username | |
The plaintext Username for SASL/PLAIN authentication | |
--kafka.consumer.protocol-version | |
Kafka protocol version - must be supported by kafka server | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--kafka.consumer.topic | jaeger-spans |
The name of the kafka topic to consume from | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-ingester with elasticsearch
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14270 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14270 or :14270) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--es-archive.bulk.actions | 1000 |
The number of requests that can be enqueued before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es-archive.bulk.flush-interval | 200ms |
A time.Duration after which bulk requests are committed, regardless of other thresholds. Set to zero to disable. By default, this is disabled. | |
--es-archive.bulk.size | 5000000 |
The number of bytes that the bulk requests can take up before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es-archive.bulk.workers | 1 |
The number of workers that are able to receive bulk requests and eventually commit them to Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.create-index-templates | true |
Create index templates at application startup. Set to false when templates are installed manually. | |
--es-archive.enabled | false |
Enable extra storage | |
--es-archive.index-date-separator | - |
Optional date separator of Jaeger indices. For example "." creates "jaeger-span-2020.11.20". | |
--es-archive.index-prefix | |
Optional prefix of Jaeger indices. For example "production" creates "production-jaeger-*". | |
--es-archive.index-rollover-frequency-services | day |
Rotates jaeger-service indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-service-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es-archive.index-rollover-frequency-spans | day |
Rotates jaeger-span indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-span-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es-archive.log-level | error |
The Elasticsearch client log-level. Valid levels: [debug, info, error] | |
--es-archive.max-doc-count | 10000 |
The maximum document count to return from an Elasticsearch query. This will also apply to aggregations. | |
--es-archive.num-replicas | 1 |
The number of replicas per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.num-shards | 5 |
The number of shards per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.password | |
The password required by Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.remote-read-clusters | |
Comma-separated list of Elasticsearch remote cluster names for cross-cluster querying.See Elasticsearch remote clusters and cross-cluster query api. | |
--es-archive.send-get-body-as | |
HTTP verb for requests that contain a body [GET, POST]. | |
--es-archive.server-urls | http://127.0.0.1:9200 |
The comma-separated list of Elasticsearch servers, must be full url i.e. http://localhost:9200 | |
--es-archive.sniffer | false |
The sniffer config for Elasticsearch; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disable if not required | |
--es-archive.sniffer-tls-enabled | false |
Option to enable TLS when sniffing an Elasticsearch Cluster ; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disabled by default | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.all | false |
(experimental) Store all span and process tags as object fields. If true .tags-as-fields.config-file and .tags-as-fields.include is ignored. Binary tags are always stored as nested objects. | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.config-file | |
(experimental) Optional path to a file containing tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Each key should be on a separate line. Merged with .tags-as-fields.include | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.dot-replacement | @ |
(experimental) The character used to replace dots (".") in tag keys stored as object fields. | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.include | |
(experimental) Comma delimited list of tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Merged with the contents of .tags-as-fields.config-file | |
--es-archive.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--es-archive.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--es-archive.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--es-archive.token-file | |
Path to a file containing bearer token. This flag also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es-archive.use-aliases | false |
Use read and write aliases for indices. Use this option with Elasticsearch rollover API. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. Note that es.max-span-age will influence trace search window start times. | |
--es-archive.use-ilm | false |
(experimental) Option to enable ILM for jaeger span & service indices. Use this option with es-archive.use-aliases. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. ILM policy must be manually created in ES before startup. Supported only for elasticsearch version 7+. | |
--es-archive.username | |
The username required by Elasticsearch. The basic authentication also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es-archive.version | 0 |
The major Elasticsearch version. If not specified, the value will be auto-detected from Elasticsearch. | |
--es.bulk.actions | 1000 |
The number of requests that can be enqueued before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es.bulk.flush-interval | 200ms |
A time.Duration after which bulk requests are committed, regardless of other thresholds. Set to zero to disable. By default, this is disabled. | |
--es.bulk.size | 5000000 |
The number of bytes that the bulk requests can take up before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es.bulk.workers | 1 |
The number of workers that are able to receive bulk requests and eventually commit them to Elasticsearch | |
--es.create-index-templates | true |
Create index templates at application startup. Set to false when templates are installed manually. | |
--es.index-date-separator | - |
Optional date separator of Jaeger indices. For example "." creates "jaeger-span-2020.11.20". | |
--es.index-prefix | |
Optional prefix of Jaeger indices. For example "production" creates "production-jaeger-*". | |
--es.index-rollover-frequency-services | day |
Rotates jaeger-service indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-service-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es.index-rollover-frequency-spans | day |
Rotates jaeger-span indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-span-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es.log-level | error |
The Elasticsearch client log-level. Valid levels: [debug, info, error] | |
--es.max-doc-count | 10000 |
The maximum document count to return from an Elasticsearch query. This will also apply to aggregations. | |
--es.max-span-age | 72h0m0s |
The maximum lookback for spans in Elasticsearch | |
--es.num-replicas | 1 |
The number of replicas per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es.num-shards | 5 |
The number of shards per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es.password | |
The password required by Elasticsearch | |
--es.remote-read-clusters | |
Comma-separated list of Elasticsearch remote cluster names for cross-cluster querying.See Elasticsearch remote clusters and cross-cluster query api. | |
--es.send-get-body-as | |
HTTP verb for requests that contain a body [GET, POST]. | |
--es.server-urls | http://127.0.0.1:9200 |
The comma-separated list of Elasticsearch servers, must be full url i.e. http://localhost:9200 | |
--es.sniffer | false |
The sniffer config for Elasticsearch; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disable if not required | |
--es.sniffer-tls-enabled | false |
Option to enable TLS when sniffing an Elasticsearch Cluster ; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disabled by default | |
--es.tags-as-fields.all | false |
(experimental) Store all span and process tags as object fields. If true .tags-as-fields.config-file and .tags-as-fields.include is ignored. Binary tags are always stored as nested objects. | |
--es.tags-as-fields.config-file | |
(experimental) Optional path to a file containing tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Each key should be on a separate line. Merged with .tags-as-fields.include | |
--es.tags-as-fields.dot-replacement | @ |
(experimental) The character used to replace dots (".") in tag keys stored as object fields. | |
--es.tags-as-fields.include | |
(experimental) Comma delimited list of tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Merged with the contents of .tags-as-fields.config-file | |
--es.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--es.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--es.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--es.token-file | |
Path to a file containing bearer token. This flag also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es.use-aliases | false |
Use read and write aliases for indices. Use this option with Elasticsearch rollover API. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. Note that es.max-span-age will influence trace search window start times. | |
--es.use-ilm | false |
(experimental) Option to enable ILM for jaeger span & service indices. Use this option with es.use-aliases. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. ILM policy must be manually created in ES before startup. Supported only for elasticsearch version 7+. | |
--es.username | |
The username required by Elasticsearch. The basic authentication also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es.version | 0 |
The major Elasticsearch version. If not specified, the value will be auto-detected from Elasticsearch. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-ingester | |
--ingester.deadlockInterval | 0s |
Interval to check for deadlocks. If no messages gets processed in given time, ingester app will exit. Value of 0 disables deadlock check. | |
--ingester.parallelism | 1000 |
The number of messages to process in parallel | |
--kafka.consumer.authentication | none |
Authentication type used to authenticate with kafka cluster. e.g. none, kerberos, tls, plaintext | |
--kafka.consumer.brokers | 127.0.0.1:9092 |
The comma-separated list of kafka brokers. i.e. '127.0.0.1:9092,0.0.0:1234' | |
--kafka.consumer.client-id | jaeger-ingester |
The Consumer Client ID that ingester will use | |
--kafka.consumer.encoding | protobuf |
The encoding of spans ("json", "protobuf", "zipkin-thrift") consumed from kafka | |
--kafka.consumer.group-id | jaeger-ingester |
The Consumer Group that ingester will be consuming on behalf of | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.config-file | /etc/krb5.conf |
Path to Kerberos configuration. i.e /etc/krb5.conf | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.keytab-file | /etc/security/kafka.keytab |
Path to keytab file. i.e /etc/security/kafka.keytab | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.password | |
The Kerberos password used for authenticate with KDC | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.realm | |
Kerberos realm | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.service-name | kafka |
Kerberos service name | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.use-keytab | false |
Use of keytab instead of password, if this is true, keytab file will be used instead of password | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.username | |
The Kerberos username used for authenticate with KDC | |
--kafka.consumer.plaintext.mechanism | PLAIN |
The plaintext Mechanism for SASL/PLAIN authentication, e.g. 'SCRAM-SHA-256' or 'SCRAM-SHA-512' or 'PLAIN' | |
--kafka.consumer.plaintext.password | |
The plaintext Password for SASL/PLAIN authentication | |
--kafka.consumer.plaintext.username | |
The plaintext Username for SASL/PLAIN authentication | |
--kafka.consumer.protocol-version | |
Kafka protocol version - must be supported by kafka server | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--kafka.consumer.topic | jaeger-spans |
The name of the kafka topic to consume from | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-ingester with grpc-plugin
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :14270 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14270 or :14270) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--downsampling.hashsalt | |
Salt used when hashing trace id for downsampling. | |
--downsampling.ratio | 1 |
Ratio of spans passed to storage after downsampling (between 0 and 1), e.g ratio = 0.3 means we are keeping 30% of spans and dropping 70% of spans; ratio = 1.0 disables downsampling. | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.binary | |
The location of the plugin binary | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.configuration-file | |
A path pointing to the plugin's configuration file, made available to the plugin with the --config arg | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.log-level | warn |
Set the log level of the plugin's logger | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-ingester | |
--ingester.deadlockInterval | 0s |
Interval to check for deadlocks. If no messages gets processed in given time, ingester app will exit. Value of 0 disables deadlock check. | |
--ingester.parallelism | 1000 |
The number of messages to process in parallel | |
--kafka.consumer.authentication | none |
Authentication type used to authenticate with kafka cluster. e.g. none, kerberos, tls, plaintext | |
--kafka.consumer.brokers | 127.0.0.1:9092 |
The comma-separated list of kafka brokers. i.e. '127.0.0.1:9092,0.0.0:1234' | |
--kafka.consumer.client-id | jaeger-ingester |
The Consumer Client ID that ingester will use | |
--kafka.consumer.encoding | protobuf |
The encoding of spans ("json", "protobuf", "zipkin-thrift") consumed from kafka | |
--kafka.consumer.group-id | jaeger-ingester |
The Consumer Group that ingester will be consuming on behalf of | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.config-file | /etc/krb5.conf |
Path to Kerberos configuration. i.e /etc/krb5.conf | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.keytab-file | /etc/security/kafka.keytab |
Path to keytab file. i.e /etc/security/kafka.keytab | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.password | |
The Kerberos password used for authenticate with KDC | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.realm | |
Kerberos realm | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.service-name | kafka |
Kerberos service name | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.use-keytab | false |
Use of keytab instead of password, if this is true, keytab file will be used instead of password | |
--kafka.consumer.kerberos.username | |
The Kerberos username used for authenticate with KDC | |
--kafka.consumer.plaintext.mechanism | PLAIN |
The plaintext Mechanism for SASL/PLAIN authentication, e.g. 'SCRAM-SHA-256' or 'SCRAM-SHA-512' or 'PLAIN' | |
--kafka.consumer.plaintext.password | |
The plaintext Password for SASL/PLAIN authentication | |
--kafka.consumer.plaintext.username | |
The plaintext Username for SASL/PLAIN authentication | |
--kafka.consumer.protocol-version | |
Kafka protocol version - must be supported by kafka server | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--kafka.consumer.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--kafka.consumer.topic | jaeger-spans |
The name of the kafka topic to consume from | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-query
Jaeger query service provides a Web UI and an API for accessing trace data.
jaeger-query can be used with these storage backends:
jaeger-query with cassandra
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :16687 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:16687 or :16687) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--cassandra-archive.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra-archive.connections-per-host | 0 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra-archive.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra-archive.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra-archive.enabled | false |
Enable extra storage | |
--cassandra-archive.keyspace | |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra-archive.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra-archive.max-retry-attempts | 0 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra-archive.proto-version | 0 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra-archive.reconnect-interval | 0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra-archive.servers | |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra-archive.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra-archive.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra-archive.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra-archive.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.connect-timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for connections to Cassandra Servers | |
--cassandra.connections-per-host | 2 |
The number of Cassandra connections from a single backend instance | |
--cassandra.consistency | |
The Cassandra consistency level, e.g. ANY, ONE, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, ALL, LOCAL_QUORUM, EACH_QUORUM, LOCAL_ONE (default LOCAL_ONE) | |
--cassandra.disable-compression | false |
Disables the use of the default Snappy Compression while connecting to the Cassandra Cluster if set to true. This is useful for connecting to Cassandra Clusters(like Azure Cosmos Db with Cassandra API) that do not support SnappyCompression | |
--cassandra.index.logs | true |
Controls log field indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.process-tags | true |
Controls process tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-blacklist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to blacklist from being indexed. All other tags will be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the whitelist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tag-whitelist | |
The comma-separated list of span tags to whitelist for being indexed. All other tags will not be indexed. Mutually exclusive with the blacklist option. | |
--cassandra.index.tags | true |
Controls tag indexing. Set to false to disable. | |
--cassandra.keyspace | jaeger_v1_test |
The Cassandra keyspace for Jaeger data | |
--cassandra.local-dc | |
The name of the Cassandra local data center for DC Aware host selection | |
--cassandra.max-retry-attempts | 3 |
The number of attempts when reading from Cassandra | |
--cassandra.password | |
Password for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--cassandra.port | 0 |
The port for cassandra | |
--cassandra.proto-version | 4 |
The Cassandra protocol version | |
--cassandra.reconnect-interval | 1m0s |
Reconnect interval to retry connecting to downed hosts | |
--cassandra.servers | 127.0.0.1 |
The comma-separated list of Cassandra servers | |
--cassandra.socket-keep-alive | 0s |
Cassandra's keepalive period to use, enabled if > 0 | |
--cassandra.span-store-write-cache-ttl | 12h0m0s |
The duration to wait before rewriting an existing service or operation name | |
--cassandra.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--cassandra.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--cassandra.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--cassandra.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--cassandra.username | |
Username for password authentication for Cassandra | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-query | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--query.additional-headers | [] |
Additional HTTP response headers. Can be specified multiple times. Format: "Key: Value" | |
--query.base-path | / |
The base path for all HTTP routes, e.g. /jaeger; useful when running behind a reverse proxy | |
--query.bearer-token-propagation | false |
Allow propagation of bearer token to be used by storage plugins | |
--query.grpc-server.host-port | :16685 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the query's gRPC server | |
--query.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http-server.host-port | :16686 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the query's HTTP server | |
--query.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.max-clock-skew-adjustment | 0s |
The maximum delta by which span timestamps may be adjusted in the UI due to clock skew; set to 0s to disable clock skew adjustments | |
--query.static-files | |
The directory path override for the static assets for the UI | |
--query.ui-config | |
The path to the UI configuration file in JSON format | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-query with elasticsearch
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :16687 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:16687 or :16687) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--es-archive.bulk.actions | 1000 |
The number of requests that can be enqueued before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es-archive.bulk.flush-interval | 200ms |
A time.Duration after which bulk requests are committed, regardless of other thresholds. Set to zero to disable. By default, this is disabled. | |
--es-archive.bulk.size | 5000000 |
The number of bytes that the bulk requests can take up before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es-archive.bulk.workers | 1 |
The number of workers that are able to receive bulk requests and eventually commit them to Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.create-index-templates | true |
Create index templates at application startup. Set to false when templates are installed manually. | |
--es-archive.enabled | false |
Enable extra storage | |
--es-archive.index-date-separator | - |
Optional date separator of Jaeger indices. For example "." creates "jaeger-span-2020.11.20". | |
--es-archive.index-prefix | |
Optional prefix of Jaeger indices. For example "production" creates "production-jaeger-*". | |
--es-archive.index-rollover-frequency-services | day |
Rotates jaeger-service indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-service-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es-archive.index-rollover-frequency-spans | day |
Rotates jaeger-span indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-span-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es-archive.log-level | error |
The Elasticsearch client log-level. Valid levels: [debug, info, error] | |
--es-archive.max-doc-count | 10000 |
The maximum document count to return from an Elasticsearch query. This will also apply to aggregations. | |
--es-archive.num-replicas | 1 |
The number of replicas per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.num-shards | 5 |
The number of shards per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.password | |
The password required by Elasticsearch | |
--es-archive.remote-read-clusters | |
Comma-separated list of Elasticsearch remote cluster names for cross-cluster querying.See Elasticsearch remote clusters and cross-cluster query api. | |
--es-archive.send-get-body-as | |
HTTP verb for requests that contain a body [GET, POST]. | |
--es-archive.server-urls | http://127.0.0.1:9200 |
The comma-separated list of Elasticsearch servers, must be full url i.e. http://localhost:9200 | |
--es-archive.sniffer | false |
The sniffer config for Elasticsearch; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disable if not required | |
--es-archive.sniffer-tls-enabled | false |
Option to enable TLS when sniffing an Elasticsearch Cluster ; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disabled by default | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.all | false |
(experimental) Store all span and process tags as object fields. If true .tags-as-fields.config-file and .tags-as-fields.include is ignored. Binary tags are always stored as nested objects. | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.config-file | |
(experimental) Optional path to a file containing tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Each key should be on a separate line. Merged with .tags-as-fields.include | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.dot-replacement | @ |
(experimental) The character used to replace dots (".") in tag keys stored as object fields. | |
--es-archive.tags-as-fields.include | |
(experimental) Comma delimited list of tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Merged with the contents of .tags-as-fields.config-file | |
--es-archive.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--es-archive.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--es-archive.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--es-archive.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--es-archive.token-file | |
Path to a file containing bearer token. This flag also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es-archive.use-aliases | false |
Use read and write aliases for indices. Use this option with Elasticsearch rollover API. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. Note that es.max-span-age will influence trace search window start times. | |
--es-archive.use-ilm | false |
(experimental) Option to enable ILM for jaeger span & service indices. Use this option with es-archive.use-aliases. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. ILM policy must be manually created in ES before startup. Supported only for elasticsearch version 7+. | |
--es-archive.username | |
The username required by Elasticsearch. The basic authentication also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es-archive.version | 0 |
The major Elasticsearch version. If not specified, the value will be auto-detected from Elasticsearch. | |
--es.bulk.actions | 1000 |
The number of requests that can be enqueued before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es.bulk.flush-interval | 200ms |
A time.Duration after which bulk requests are committed, regardless of other thresholds. Set to zero to disable. By default, this is disabled. | |
--es.bulk.size | 5000000 |
The number of bytes that the bulk requests can take up before the bulk processor decides to commit | |
--es.bulk.workers | 1 |
The number of workers that are able to receive bulk requests and eventually commit them to Elasticsearch | |
--es.create-index-templates | true |
Create index templates at application startup. Set to false when templates are installed manually. | |
--es.index-date-separator | - |
Optional date separator of Jaeger indices. For example "." creates "jaeger-span-2020.11.20". | |
--es.index-prefix | |
Optional prefix of Jaeger indices. For example "production" creates "production-jaeger-*". | |
--es.index-rollover-frequency-services | day |
Rotates jaeger-service indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-service-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es.index-rollover-frequency-spans | day |
Rotates jaeger-span indices over the given period. For example "day" creates "jaeger-span-yyyy-MM-dd" every day after UTC 12AM. Valid options: [hour, day]. This does not delete old indices. For details on complete index management solutions supported by Jaeger, refer to: https://www.jaegertracing.io/docs/deployment/#elasticsearch-rollover | |
--es.log-level | error |
The Elasticsearch client log-level. Valid levels: [debug, info, error] | |
--es.max-doc-count | 10000 |
The maximum document count to return from an Elasticsearch query. This will also apply to aggregations. | |
--es.max-span-age | 72h0m0s |
The maximum lookback for spans in Elasticsearch | |
--es.num-replicas | 1 |
The number of replicas per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es.num-shards | 5 |
The number of shards per index in Elasticsearch | |
--es.password | |
The password required by Elasticsearch | |
--es.remote-read-clusters | |
Comma-separated list of Elasticsearch remote cluster names for cross-cluster querying.See Elasticsearch remote clusters and cross-cluster query api. | |
--es.send-get-body-as | |
HTTP verb for requests that contain a body [GET, POST]. | |
--es.server-urls | http://127.0.0.1:9200 |
The comma-separated list of Elasticsearch servers, must be full url i.e. http://localhost:9200 | |
--es.sniffer | false |
The sniffer config for Elasticsearch; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disable if not required | |
--es.sniffer-tls-enabled | false |
Option to enable TLS when sniffing an Elasticsearch Cluster ; client uses sniffing process to find all nodes automatically, disabled by default | |
--es.tags-as-fields.all | false |
(experimental) Store all span and process tags as object fields. If true .tags-as-fields.config-file and .tags-as-fields.include is ignored. Binary tags are always stored as nested objects. | |
--es.tags-as-fields.config-file | |
(experimental) Optional path to a file containing tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Each key should be on a separate line. Merged with .tags-as-fields.include | |
--es.tags-as-fields.dot-replacement | @ |
(experimental) The character used to replace dots (".") in tag keys stored as object fields. | |
--es.tags-as-fields.include | |
(experimental) Comma delimited list of tag keys which will be stored as object fields. Merged with the contents of .tags-as-fields.config-file | |
--es.timeout | 0s |
Timeout used for queries. A Timeout of zero means no timeout | |
--es.tls.ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify the remote server(s) (by default will use the system truststore) | |
--es.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS when talking to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this process to the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.server-name | |
Override the TLS server name we expect in the certificate of the remote server(s) | |
--es.tls.skip-host-verify | false |
(insecure) Skip server's certificate chain and host name verification | |
--es.token-file | |
Path to a file containing bearer token. This flag also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es.use-aliases | false |
Use read and write aliases for indices. Use this option with Elasticsearch rollover API. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. Note that es.max-span-age will influence trace search window start times. | |
--es.use-ilm | false |
(experimental) Option to enable ILM for jaeger span & service indices. Use this option with es.use-aliases. It requires an external component to create aliases before startup and then performing its management. ILM policy must be manually created in ES before startup. Supported only for elasticsearch version 7+. | |
--es.username | |
The username required by Elasticsearch. The basic authentication also loads CA if it is specified. | |
--es.version | 0 |
The major Elasticsearch version. If not specified, the value will be auto-detected from Elasticsearch. | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-query | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--query.additional-headers | [] |
Additional HTTP response headers. Can be specified multiple times. Format: "Key: Value" | |
--query.base-path | / |
The base path for all HTTP routes, e.g. /jaeger; useful when running behind a reverse proxy | |
--query.bearer-token-propagation | false |
Allow propagation of bearer token to be used by storage plugins | |
--query.grpc-server.host-port | :16685 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the query's gRPC server | |
--query.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http-server.host-port | :16686 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the query's HTTP server | |
--query.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.max-clock-skew-adjustment | 0s |
The maximum delta by which span timestamps may be adjusted in the UI due to clock skew; set to 0s to disable clock skew adjustments | |
--query.static-files | |
The directory path override for the static assets for the UI | |
--query.ui-config | |
The path to the UI configuration file in JSON format | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |
jaeger-query with grpc-plugin
storage
Flag | Default Value |
---|---|
--admin.http.host-port | :16687 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:16687 or :16687) for the admin server, including health check, /metrics, etc. | |
--config-file | |
Configuration file in JSON, TOML, YAML, HCL, or Java properties formats (default none). See spf13/viper for precedence. | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.binary | |
The location of the plugin binary | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.configuration-file | |
A path pointing to the plugin's configuration file, made available to the plugin with the --config arg | |
--grpc-storage-plugin.log-level | warn |
Set the log level of the plugin's logger | |
--help | false |
help for jaeger-query | |
--log-level | info |
Minimal allowed log Level. For more levels see https://github.com/uber-go/zap | |
--metrics-backend | prometheus |
Defines which metrics backend to use for metrics reporting: expvar, prometheus, none | |
--metrics-http-route | /metrics |
Defines the route of HTTP endpoint for metrics backends that support scraping | |
--query.additional-headers | [] |
Additional HTTP response headers. Can be specified multiple times. Format: "Key: Value" | |
--query.base-path | / |
The base path for all HTTP routes, e.g. /jaeger; useful when running behind a reverse proxy | |
--query.bearer-token-propagation | false |
Allow propagation of bearer token to be used by storage plugins | |
--query.grpc-server.host-port | :16685 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14250 or :14250) of the query's gRPC server | |
--query.grpc.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.grpc.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.grpc.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.grpc.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http-server.host-port | :16686 |
The host:port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:14268 or :14268) of the query's HTTP server | |
--query.http.tls.cert | |
Path to a TLS Certificate file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.http.tls.client-ca | |
Path to a TLS CA (Certification Authority) file used to verify certificates presented by clients (if unset, all clients are permitted) | |
--query.http.tls.enabled | false |
Enable TLS on the server | |
--query.http.tls.key | |
Path to a TLS Private Key file, used to identify this server to clients | |
--query.max-clock-skew-adjustment | 0s |
The maximum delta by which span timestamps may be adjusted in the UI due to clock skew; set to 0s to disable clock skew adjustments | |
--query.static-files | |
The directory path override for the static assets for the UI | |
--query.ui-config | |
The path to the UI configuration file in JSON format | |
--span-storage.type | |
(deprecated) please use SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE environment variable. Run this binary with the 'env' command for help. |