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Should db.system be db.system.name? #1581
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I have an arbitrary (and optional) rule of thumb for attribute names to follow The |
Agree that adding |
I can open a PR. Can a maintainer assign it to me? |
@lmolkova and I added this to Monday's semconv meeting to get more feedback since it would affect several semantic conventions
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Discussed (very) briefly with feature flag sig and nobody had an objection |
I think this change might be a good way to future proof against entities in the future. Assuming we will want to use the same dictionary of attributes for entities, we might have things like system version, region, etc for entities in the future. |
an interesting exception to this rule appears to be |
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area:db
Is your change request related to a problem? Please describe.
As we approach stability, I wanted to throw out a question of whether we should rename
db.system
todb.system.name
in order to preserve the ability to usedb.system
as a namespace.I don't see any need to include other
db.system.*
attributes on metrics / spans. But supposing semantic conventions expand to database servers (e.g. resource conventions to represent a database server), its possible we might want to include other attributes along the lines ofdb.system.version
.Describe the solution you'd like
Consider renaming
db.system
todb.system.name
.Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
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