Monitoring Data is the data sent by Thundra upon monitoring your Lambda functions. This data is usually added with other data pertaining to specific parts of observability. This is embedded in applicationTags which is a base field in monitor data.

• span.kind | string
  Either "client" or "server" for the appropriate roles in an RPC, and "producer" or "consumer" for the appropriate roles in a messaging scenario.

• span.trigger_info | triggerInfo
  All span information pertaining to how the span was triggered. Has sub-tags that is as below:

  • domainName | string
    The domain of the component which triggers the span
  • className | string
    Class of the component which triggers the span
  • operationNames | set<string>
    Names of the operations from the component which triggers the span. In here there can be multiple operation names because the span might be triggered by a batch of operations. For example:

    Triggered by messages from multiple topics
    Triggered by messages from > multiple queues
    ...

• error | boolean
  true if and only if the application considers the operation represented by the Span to have failed.

• error.kind | string
  The type or kind of an error. For example: “Exception”, “IOException”, “OSError" etc.

• error.message | string
  The message of the error. For example: “Could not connect to database”, “Could not read from file” etc.

• error.object | *
  For languages that support such a thing (e.g., Java, Python), the actual Throwable/Exception/Error object instance itself.

• error.stack | string
  The stack trace in platform-conventional format; may or may not pertain to an error.

• error.code | integer
  Stack trace in platform-conventional format; may or may not pertain to an error.

• method.args | list<args>
  Arguments of the method. arg is a complex type and has sub attributes that can could be found as below:

  • name | string
    Name of the argument
  • type | string
    Type of the argument. Type representation is runtime dependent. For example string type can be represented as java.lang.String for Java runtime.
  • value | *
    Value of the argument

• method.return_value | retVal
  The return value of the method. retVal is a complex type and has sub-tags that can be found as below:
  • type | string
    Type of the return value. Type representation is runtime dependent. For example: string type can be represented as java.lang.String for Java runtime.
  • value | string
    Value of the argument.

• db.instance | string
  Database instance name. For example:
  In java, if the jdbc.url="jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1:3306/customers", the instance name is customers.

• db.type | string
  Database type. For any SQL database, sql. For others, the lower-case database category, e.g. cassandra, hbase, or redis.

• db.statement | string
  A database statement for the given database type. For example,

  db.type is sql, statement is > SELECT * FROM user
db.type is redis, statement is SET mykey 'myalue'

• db.user | string
  Username for accessing database. E.g., readonly_user or reporting_user.

• http.method | string
  HTTP method of the request for the associated Span. For example: "GET", "POST", "PUT", "DELETE"

• http.status_code | integer
  HTTP response status code for the associated Span. For example: "200", "404", "500", etc.

• http.url | string
  URL of the request being handled in this segment of the trace, in standard URI format. For example: "https://domain.net/path/to?resource=here"

• aws.region | string
  Name of the AWS region. For example: "us-west-2", "eu-west-2", etc.

• aws.lambda.name | string
  Name of the AWS Lambda function. For example: "user-get".

• aws.lambda.arn | string
  ARN of the the AWS Lambda function. For example: "arn:aws:lambda:us-west-2:123456789012:function:user-get".

• aws.lambda.memory.limit | integer
  Memory limit of the AWS Lambda function in MB. For example: "256", "512", etc.

• aws.lambda.log_group_name | string
  Name of the AWS CloudWatch log group where logs of the AWS Lambda function is streamed. For example: "/aws/lambda/user-get", "/aws/lambda/user-save", etc.

• aws.lambda.log_stream_name | string
  Name of the AWS CloudWatch log stream where logs of the AWS Lambda function is streamed. For example: "2018/05/30/[$LATEST]563b82f391714a39bc1194b0fc8162f4".

• aws.lambda.invocation.cold_start | boolean
  true if invocation is cold start, false otherwise.

• aws.lambda.invocation.timeout | boolean
  true if invocations fails with timeout, false otherwise.

• aws.lambda.invocation.timeout.stack | *
  A stack trace of all or some parts of the AWS Lambda application when the timeout is detected in platform-conventional format.

• aws.lambda.invocation.billed_cost | double
  Billed cost of AWS Lambda invocation in dollar.

• aws.lambda.invocation.request_id | string
  Request id of the invocation.

• aws.lambda.invocation.request | *
  Request of the invocation.

• aws.lambda.invocation.response | *
  Request of the invocation.