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# Multi Services Example
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This is a simple example of how instrumenting multiple services.
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There are 2 services in this example:
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- `front-svc` => the front service receiving requests from the client
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- `back-svc` => the service that is being called by `front-svc` (hence named `back`)
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All traces will be collected in [Jaeger](https://www.jaegertracing.io/).
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## How to Run
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Make sure to have Docker & Docker Compose installed in your system. After that run this command:
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```
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> make run
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```
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If the command runs successfully (it will take a moment), you will see something like this in the terminal:
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```
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back-svc_1 | 2022/07/23 01:49:29 back service is listening on :8091
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front-svc_1 | 2022/07/23 01:49:26 front service is listening on :8090
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...
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multi-services_client_1 exited with code 0
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```
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Open your browser and access `http://localhost:16686` to access the Jaeger UI.
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You should see some traces available already in the UI. |