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Cross-tenant query federation
Note
You need to enablemultitenancy_enabled: true
in the cluster for multi-tenant querying to work. Refer to Enable multi-tenancy for more details and implications ofmultitenancy_enabled: true
.
Tempo supports multi-tenant queries for search, search-tags, and trace-by-ID search operations.
To perform multi-tenant queries, send tenant IDs separated by a |
character in the X-Scope-OrgID
header, for example, foo|bar
.
By default, cross-tenant query is enabled and can be controlled using multi_tenant_queries_enabled
configuration setting.
query_frontend:
multi_tenant_queries_enabled: true
For more information on configuration options, refer to Enable multitenancy.
TraceQL queries
Queries performed using the cross-tenant configured data source, in either Explore or inside of dashboards, are performed across all the tenants that you specified in the X-Scope-OrgID header.
TraceQL queries that compare multiple spansets may not correctly return all traces in a cross-tenant query. For instance,
{ span.attr1 = "bar" } && { span.attr2 = "foo" }
TraceQL evaluates a contiguously stored trace. If these two conditions are satisfied in separate tenants, then Tempo doesn’t correctly return the trace.