Use RUM header to allow distributed tracing #7
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Regarding the ELK doc, we can use the header elastic-apm-traceparent as trace_id for spans and transactions to allow distributed tracing between our services.
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Hey there,
It looks like the application has no support for Real-User-Monitoring header.
I added it the same way other agents set it. I tested it by forcing the header in a curl call and it worked at the APM side.
I will test with a frontend application in a few hours if I have time or in the next days.
If you have an app to do so, let me know.