richardstartin commented on code in PR #8457:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pinot/pull/8457#discussion_r844950545


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pinot-spi/src/main/java/org/apache/pinot/spi/trace/Tracer.java:
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+package org.apache.pinot.spi.trace;
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+public interface Tracer {

Review Comment:
   The requestId gets registered at the same point it always did, and then it 
gets propagated however the implementation wants. The SPI doesn't model this 
propagation because it would lead to debate about which fields should be 
propagated and it's best handled by the implementation. But once the requestId 
is attached to a thread, work is associated with the request. 
   
   This strays into the implementation details of my plugin, but demonstrates 
that it is possible to differentiate
   between segments with these primitives. On the query worker threads, there 
is a stack which recordings are pushed onto and a thread local counter which 
identify recordings within the context of the request. Since invocations are 
synchronous, the stack is empty when work starts on a segment, and becomes 
empty after the segment is processed. Each recording gets a number assigned to 
it. When processing the next segment starts, the stack will be empty again, but 
the recording counter does not get reset until there is a new request, so the 
recordings for different segments are distinct and can be differentiated by 
their numbers.
   
   It would be nice to capture the segment names though.



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