How to quickly deploy opentelemetry-cpp-contrib-nginx? about opentelemetry-cpp-contrib HOT 8 CLOSED

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I agree the amount of dependencies is annoying (e.g. grpc). What's the gcc version available on CentOS 7.7?

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I agree the amount of dependencies is annoying (e.g. grpc). What's the gcc version available on CentOS 7.7?

On my linux, the result of yum list gcc is version 4.8.5

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OpenTelemetry C++ will soon be on Conan (conan-io/conan-center-index#7799), so I think it would make sense to use the Conan package for the nginx module building.

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OpenTelemetry C++ will soon be on Conan (conan-io/conan-center-index#7799), so I think it would make sense to use the Conan package for the nginx module building.

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Hello everyone, I want to test the nginx opentracing+elastic apm solution, when I am building I found it very troublesome when opentelemetry-cpp-contrib-nginx. Opentelemetry-cpp-contrib requires grpc, and grpc requires gcc 5.4+... The system I use is centos 7.7, and there are a lot of troubles in compiling grpc, in short, it’s a bit bad .

I am thinking that if the community can openly provide the otel_ngx_module.so file, I will directly compile it into nginx, which is much easier. Because I just want to test the effect of nginx + elastic apm.

By the way, I want to test the binary version of nginx. If I am wrong, please correct me

GCC is pretty outdated on CentOS, RedHat Linux and Oracle Linux, the CentOS AppStream appears to have a newer version (gcc-toolset-10) but the default still version 8 while the last one is v11.2.0 and 12.x is nearly getting released.

If you are using CentOS as an environment to build C++ programs, I strongly advice to change to another distro. If you need a not rolling release distro, you can use FreeBSD 13(gcc11), Slackware Current(gcc11) or Debian 11(gcc10). I think CentOS use systemD, then maybe the best transition is to change to Debian, if is the case.

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#81 Running with alpine linux on docker.

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@iquirino @gbschenkel thanks

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