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W3C Trace Context

W3C Trace Context is a Recommendation that standardizes the traceparent and tracestate HTTP headers for propagating distributed tracing context across services. It enables end-to-end correlation of requests in heterogeneous systems.

2020First published
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Also known as Trace Context, traceparent.

Providers that carry W3C Trace Context 0

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