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To trace RM (resource manager) calls in Python using OpenInference, you can follow these general steps:
Instrumentation: Ensure that OpenInference is properly integrated with your Python application. This typically involves adding the necessary dependencies and initializing the OpenInference tracer.
Tracing RM Calls: Once OpenInference is integrated, you can trace RM calls by using the provided instrumentation or by manually creating spans around the relevant RM operations in your code.
Custom Spans: If the RM calls are not automatically traced by OpenInference, you can create custom spans to explicitly trace the relevant operations.
Testing and Validation: After instrumenting the RM calls, it's important to test and validate the tracing to ensure that the spans are being captured accurately.
For specific implementation details and code examples, you may need to refer to the OpenInference documentation or seek assistance from the OpenInference community.
If you encounter any issues or need further assistance with OpenInference integration or tracing, feel free to ask for help.
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