To compute the time interval between a specific location P1 on Trace T1 and a different location P2 on Trace T2 in ElasticSearch using OpenTelemetry, you can follow these steps:
Set up OpenTelemetry to collect tracing data from your application.
Use the OpenTelemetry API to annotate your traces with metadata about the specific location P1 and P2.
Export your OpenTelemetry traces to ElasticSearch.
Use an ElasticSearch query to search for Trace T1 and find the span representing location P1.
Use the start and end timestamps of the span to calculate the time interval.
Use another ElasticSearch query to search for Trace T2 and find the span representing location P2.
Use the start and end timestamps of the span to calculate the time interval.
Compare the two time intervals to get the overall time interval between location P1 on Trace T1 and location P2 on Trace T2.
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