pub struct GrpcioExporterBuilder { /* private fields */ }
Available on crate feature grpc-sys only.
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Build a trace exporter that uses grpcio as grpc layer and opentelemetry protocol.

It allows users to

  • setup credentials
  • add additional headers
  • config compression
  • select whether to use TLS
  • set the number of GRPC worker threads to poll queues

Implementations

Set the credentials to use when communicating with the collector.

Set additional headers to send to the collector.

Set the compression algorithm to use when communicating with the collector.

Enable TLS without any certificate pinning.

Set the number of GRPC worker threads to poll queues.

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Return a mutable reference to the export config within the exporter builders.

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