[Solved] You set up Cloud Trace but notice no traces appear in the console. What is a likely cause? — Ans: The application is not sending trace data to Cloud Trace. | GCP

GCP - Cloud Monitoring and Logging

You set up Cloud Trace but notice no traces appear in the console. What is a likely cause?

ACloud Trace automatically collects all traces without setup.

BCloud Trace requires disabling logging to work.

CTraces are only visible after 24 hours delay.

DThe application is not sending trace data to Cloud Trace.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check trace data flow
Cloud Trace needs the application to send trace data explicitly.
Step 2: Evaluate other options
Trace data is not automatic, no 24-hour delay, and logging is unrelated to trace visibility.
Final Answer:
The application is not sending trace data to Cloud Trace. -> Option D
Quick Check:
Missing trace data = app not sending traces [OK]

Quick Trick: Traces appear only if app sends them to Cloud Trace [OK]

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