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TimeOutException in HttpTrigger Function when DD_TRACE_ENABLED set to true #6494

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ansonpinhero opened this issue Jan 2, 2025 · 3 comments

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@ansonpinhero
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I'm encountering a TimeoutException for an HttpTrigger function while running the Function App with Datadog instrumentation in a docker container. Notably, these errors did not occur when the config - DD_TRACE_ENABLED set to false.

I've created a github issue in azure-functions-dotnet-worker project. Please refer to this issue - Azure/azure-functions-dotnet-worker#2910

@kenthellck
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We noticed similar behavior in our application, as mentioned by @ansonpinhero. This issue is occurring in .NET 8 isolated and has resulted in numerous timeouts, causing our application to fail. When we disable Datadog, it works perfectly.
We urgently need a resolution from Datadog, as this issue is preventing us from delivering our applications to production. As a workaround, we are now attempting to implement Azure Application Insights, which functions correctly. And thinking to move away from DataDog.
Datadog needs to improve its APM capabilities to address such issues effectively.

@ashan1992
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Likewise, we are encountering a similar issue with .NET 8 Azure Functions. and there is a huge performance degrade when we enable DD_TRACE. Has there been any update from the Datadog team regarding this?

@bouwkast
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bouwkast commented Jan 7, 2025

We are actively looking into this at the moment.

We will follow back as we get more information.

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