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hello world and welcome to another episode of what today i want to tackle one of the biggest challenges in distributed applications that is understanding where something is wrong and also getting the trust that the application is working correctly for solving this problem i already have talked about alarms logs and im missing one aspect in the observability pyramid that is tracing distributed tracing so lets talk about that today the first question you might be asking is what is distributed tracing i already have logs i already have alarms you talk about that that is great yes but looks are not enough looks give us the point of view on the execution of a particular lambda or piece of code in a particular moment its a snapshot we cannot see the whole life cycle of what happened before that log and what happened after and this is very crucial in distributed applications when our trace our execution from the moment the client makes a request until we get the response might jump from mu