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Hotel room Mrs. Opalsen Hotel room Mr. & Mrs. Opalsen witness interrogation leads to spans and traces Hotel room Theatre Jewelry Jewelry Box unkown Celestine (maid) Chambermaid Hotel work Dinner with Celestine Hotel work
Hotel room Mrs. Opalsen Hotel room Mr. & Mrs. Opalsen Post-Processing of span leads to possible suspects Hotel room Theatre Jewelry Jewelry Box unkown Celestine (maid) Chambermaid Hotel work Dinner with Celestine Hotel work
Hotel room Mrs. Opalsen Hotel room Mr. & Mrs. Opalsen Child_of Spans with details Hotel room Theatre Jewelry Jewelry Box unkown Celestine (maid) Chambermaid Hotel work Dinner with Celestine Hotel work Next room
Hotel room Mrs. Opalsen Hotel room Mr. & Mrs. Opalsen Child_of Spans with details Hotel room Theatre Jewelry Jewelry Box unkown Celestine (maid) Chambermaid Hotel work Dinner with Celestine Hotel work Next room
Hotel room Mrs. Opalsen Hotel room Mr. & Mrs. Opalsen Child_of Spans with details Hotel room Theatre Jewelry Jewelry Box unkown Celestine (maid) Chambermaid Hotel work Dinner with Celestine Hotel work Next room
https://github.com/opentracing/specification/blob/master/specification.md “Traces in OpenTracing are defined implicitly by their Spans. In particular, a Trace can be thought of as a directed acyclic graph (DAG) of Spans, where the edges between Spans are called References.”
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