Concept#Observability#Reliability
Distributed Tracing
Distributed tracing is a technique to record and correlate requests across services to analyze performance and diagnose failures in distributed systems. It captures spans and trace context across process and network boundaries, enabling root-cause analysis, latency breakdowns, and dependency mapping. Widely used for observability and operational debugging.
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