Does anyone from Dynatrace engineering (or anyone) have a concrete code example that shows how a Python application can be manually instrumented with OpenTelemetry libraries but have the integration orchestrated by the OneAgent and not use any OTLP export?
Using this documentation link, https://docs.dynatrace.com/docs/shortlink/opentelemetry-oneagent
it seems like the instruction is focused on enabling the feature support in the Dynatrace UI.
In other parts of the Dynatrace documentation, the OTLP export method for Python is explained with code examples. We've successfully got an OTLP export trial working (yay!) , but we are unable to get the OneAgent integration working (traces never show up in Dynatrace).
So, I'm looking for a simple code exemplar from Dyantrace that shows how a Python app (would be great if it was FastAPI) would be instrumented for OneAgent integration.
My platform requirements are AWS EKS or AWS ROSA and I've enabled the oneagent.dynatrace.com/inject: "true"
annotation on the pod, and the code module injection seems to be working (good read-out from `k describe pod ...`) but the tracing instrumentation fails to produce any traces in Dynatrace. With basically the same Python demo app, OTLP export works without issues.
So again, looking for any fully-baked code example, however simple, to show me that this technology actually works and what I might have wrong in my instrumentation code.
thanks in advance!
