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The frontend span captures the API consumer perspective, while the backend span tracks the server-side processing. The distributed trace provides full visibility into the API interaction, enabling you to:
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The frontend span tracks job submission and monitoring, while the backend span captures queue management and processing details. The distributed trace provides visibility into the entire job lifecycle, enabling you to:
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- Monitor end-to-end API request lifecycles
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- Track client-side network conditions and their impact
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-Analyze server processing efficiency
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-Identify bottlenecks in database queries
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-Monitor rate limit usage and impact
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- Monitor end-to-end job processing times and success rates
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- Track queue health and worker resource utilization
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-Identify bottlenecks in specific processing stages
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-Analyze job scheduling efficiency and queue wait times
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-Optimize resource allocation based on job characteristics
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For more information about implementing these examples effectively, see our <PlatformLinkto="/tracing/span-metrics/">Span Metrics guide</PlatformLink> which includes detailed best practices and implementation guidelines.
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