What should the developer do to meet this requirement?
Use the X-Ray console to add annotations for AWS services and user-defined services.
Use Region annotation that X-Ray adds automatically for AWS services. Add Region annotation for user-defined services.
Use the X-Ray daemon to add annotations for AWS services and user-defined services.
Use Region annotation that X-Ray adds automatically for user-defined services. Configure X-Ray to add Region annotation for AWS services.
Explanations:
While using the X-Ray console to add annotations can be helpful for visualization and filtering of traces, it does not specifically address the implementation of distributed tracing for troubleshooting performance issues. Annotations are not automatically added and require manual setup, which may not be sufficient for comprehensive tracing across services.
This option correctly identifies the automatic addition of Region annotations by X-Ray for AWS services and suggests adding Region annotations for user-defined services. This is essential for identifying where performance issues occur in the application across different AWS Regions, making it an effective solution for implementing distributed tracing.
The X-Ray daemon is used for sending trace data to the X-Ray service but does not add annotations itself. Annotations are a feature of the X-Ray SDK and require explicit implementation in the application code, not something that the daemon does automatically. Thus, this option is not suitable for the requirement.
This option incorrectly suggests configuring X-Ray to add Region annotations for AWS services, which are already added automatically. Additionally, it states that user-defined services should have Region annotations added, which is not the most efficient approach as automatic annotations are already available for AWS services. Therefore, it does not fully meet the requirement for effective distributed tracing.