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In this article:

  • Naming convention
  • Attributes
  • Example
  1. Traces
  2. Application instrumentation
  3. HTTP communication

HTTP communication

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Updated at March 24, 2026
  • Naming convention
  • Attributes
  • Example

If you are using automatic instrumentation, spans are created and attributes are filled automatically. If using manual instrumentation, follow the conventions described below:

Naming conventionNaming convention

  • Client span: <Method> if the URL template is unknown, or <url.template> <method> if known, e.g., GET /users/{user_id}.
  • Server span: <http.route> <method>, e.g., GET /users/:user_id.

If the client does not use templated URLs, the span name contains only the method. If the template is known, it is included into the name via the url.template attribute. The server span includes a templated route (/users/:user_id) instead of a specific path (/users/321). For more information, see the HTTP span naming specification.

AttributesAttributes

Attribute

Description

http.request_method

HTTP method: GET, POST, etc.

http.response.status_code

Response code: 200, 404, etc.

http.route

Templated server-side route: /users/:user_id

url.scheme

Request schema: http or https

url.full

Full request URL

url.template

Templated client-side URL: /users/{user_id}

server.address

Host name or IP address of the target server

server.port

Target server port

client.address

Client IP address

ExampleExample

order-service requests user data from user-service over HTTP:

Attribute

Client span

Server span

Name

GET

GET /users/:user_id

Kind

CLIENT

SERVER

Status

OK

OK

http.request_method

GET

GET

http.route

—

/users/:user_id

url.template

/users/{user_id}

—

http.response.status_code

200

200

url.scheme

https

https

url.full

https://user-service.example.com/users/321

—

server.address

user-service.example.com

—

server.port

443

—

client.address

—

192.0.2.4

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