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I followed below document given by skywalking : skywalking installation has been done by : my skywalking pods are up and running : my istio and demo app is also running fine i have exposed the zipkin port from skywalking side. i configured istio to send the zipkin traces to skywalking backend with port as 9411. but, still skywalking UI doesn't show zipkin trace as expected. Anything am i missing here ? |
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No, it wouldn't. You have two options
The bottom line, Zipkin spans are different from SkyWalking spans. SkyWalking OAP is an alternative server, rather than a processer. |
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Okay. Thanks for your reply @wu-sheng . So, we didn't get zipkin trace to be visualised in SW-UI 9.2.0, right as per my understanding from your answer. But, we will be having zipkin UI that is bundled in skywalking's newer version 9.4.0 where we can visualize zipkin traces also apart from native traces. is my understanding correct ? So, Now, i tried with skywalking updated version, where in i can see zipkin UI tab visible in Skywalking Service mesh dashboard. That is actually a very great feature to use with native skywalking (Thanks for that to our whole SW community). So, i configured that 9411 port exposed with the skywalking service in istio zipkin address. and added this SW_QUERY_ZIPKIN=default in the application.yaml. Also deployed demo application. but i didn't see the zipkin traces in the zipkin UI. i missed something slighest. can you please look into this ? my application.yaml `receiver-otel: receiver-zipkin: query-zipkin: my istio mesh config is
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You need to configure the UI container since the tutorial is based on local deployment rather than k8s cluster. See #11116 |
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No, it wouldn't. You have two options
The bottom line, Zipkin spans are different from SkyWalking spans. SkyWalking OAP is an alternative server, rather than a processer.
This position has been listed on Zipkin document very clearly.