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Description
It appears that boto3 is not instrumented and shown in the profile with current versions (I'm pretty sure it used to be)
Expected Behavior boto3 would be shown in the the summaries and the trace breakdowns
Troubleshooting or NR Diag results
I thought that maybe it was caused by the addition of aiobotocore support in 9.10, so I tried 9.9.1 again but I still didn't see any boto3 or botocore data
Steps to Reproduce
Use boto3 in a django project
Upload data using this module
Observe that no information is available
Your Environment
Docker image: python:3.12.4-slim-bookworm
new relic: 9.12
django: 5.0.7
Bug confirmed, s3transfer (not boto3 or botocore) is not instrumented and is running these uploads on a background thread. Will fix in the next release by instrumenting that thread.
Description
It appears that
boto3
is not instrumented and shown in the profile with current versions (I'm pretty sure it used to be)Expected Behavior
boto3
would be shown in the the summaries and the trace breakdownsTroubleshooting or NR Diag results
I thought that maybe it was caused by the addition of
aiobotocore
support in 9.10, so I tried 9.9.1 again but I still didn't see anyboto3
orbotocore
dataSteps to Reproduce
boto3
in adjango
projectYour Environment
Docker image:
python:3.12.4-slim-bookworm
new relic:
9.12
django:
5.0.7
Additional context
Uploading a file to S3 is a simple way to reproduce this issue:
https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/guide/s3-uploading-files.html
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