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AWS X-Ray receiver uses both UDP and TCP endpoint #496
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hencrice
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The receiver expsoses 2 endpoints: 1. An UDP endpoint for ingesting incoming spans 2. A TCP enpodint that serves as a local proxy between AWS and X-Ray SDK Closes #496
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The receiver exposes 2 endpoints: 1. An UDP endpoint for ingesting incoming spans 2. A TCP enpodint that serves as a local proxy between AWS and X-Ray SDK Closes #496
hencrice
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The receiver exposes 2 endpoints: 1. An UDP endpoint for ingesting incoming spans 2. A TCP endpoint that serves as a local proxy between AWS and X-Ray SDK This PR updates the `Config` to correctly store both. Closes #496
hencrice
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The receiver exposes 2 endpoints: 1. An UDP endpoint for ingesting incoming spans 2. A TCP endpoint that serves as a local proxy between AWS and X-Ray SDK This PR updates the `Config` to correctly store both. Closes #496
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The receiver exposes 2 endpoints: 1. An UDP endpoint for ingesting incoming spans 2. A TCP endpoint that serves as a local proxy between AWS and X-Ray SDK This PR updates the `Config` to correctly store both. Closes #496
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We previously had a broken dependency that was referring to non-existing version 0.2.0. This is now causing problems whenever go attempts to resolve latest version. Pinning to specific commit should hopefully fix the problem.
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Describe the bug
Recent commit incorrectly changed the UDP endpoint to
TCPAddr
. It also left out the TCP address in theproxy_server
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