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2 changes: 0 additions & 2 deletions docs/Monitor-your-data/OpenTelemetry/Visualize/Distributed-tracing.md
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# Distributed tracing

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## What is distributed tracing?


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5 changes: 1 addition & 4 deletions docs/Monitor-your-data/OpenTelemetry/Visualize/Logs.md
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The following example relies on a user having first [instrumented a Python application](/Monitor-your-data/OpenTelemetry/Instrumentation/Python/) to ship data to OpsPilot.


In the OpsPilot **Logging** window, open the **Job** dropdown and select `fib_by_iteration`. All the log messages emitted by the Python code will appear.


![!Screenshot](/Monitor-your-data/OpenTelemetry/images/pythonlogs1.png)*Logs supplied by Python*
In the OpsPilot **Logging** window, open the **Job** dropdown and select `fib_by_iteration`. All the log messages emitted by the Python code will appear.
3 changes: 0 additions & 3 deletions docs/Monitor-your-data/OpenTelemetry/Visualize/Metrics.md
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The following example relies on a user having first [instrumented a Python application](/Monitor-your-data/OpenTelemetry/Instrumentation/Python/) to ship data to OpsPilot.

In the OpsPilot **Explore** window, ensure the metrics datasource is selected. Then either use the **Builder** to find your metric (you can search for `job`: `fib_by_iteration`), or use the following in **Code** search mode: `fib_iteration_counter_total{job="fib_by_iteration"}`. You'll get a graph and table of the metric.


![!Screenshot](/Monitor-your-data/OpenTelemetry/images/pythonmetrics.png)*Metrics supplied by Python*
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In the OpsPilot **Explore** window, ensure the `Traces` datasource is selected. Using the `Search` query type, select `Resource Service Name = fib_by_iteration`. Click the **Run Query** button at the top left to execute the query.

Several `fib-outer` spans will appear. Click on one to open the span split view, which displays the inner spans for that execution. Click any inner span on the right to view more information, including the `iteration` attribute set in the code.


![!Screenshot](/Monitor-your-data/OpenTelemetry/images/pythontraces.png)*Traces supplied by Python*
Several `fib-outer` spans will appear. Click on one to open the span split view, which displays the inner spans for that execution. Click any inner span on the right to view more information, including the `iteration` attribute set in the code.
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