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Log Tracing with Spring Cloud Sleuth

This project shows how to implement tracing in a network of Spring Boot applications.

This application is a service that's not facing the user (a "downstream" service), meaning that it is accessed by user-facing services so they can provide their functionality.

  1. Start this service with ./gradlew bootrun
  2. Start the downstream service with ./gradlew bootrun
  3. Open http://localhost:8080/customers-with-address/{id} where IDs from 1-50 are will return a valid HTTP 200 response and other IDs will return an error response.
  4. Look into the log files of both services and verify that both contain the same trace id.