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Tornado

​Tornado is a Python web framework and asynchronous networking library, originally developed at FriendFeed. Tornado has been supported for python 3.7 and above by Thundra.
Step 1: Install Thundra
Install thundra to your environment by running:
pip install --upgrade thundra
Step 2: Configure Integration
Initialize and configure thundra in your before application file before tornado app is initialized. After that thundra will automatically trace all your tornado requests.
import thundra
​
# You can provide configuration options with thundra.configure
# Configure thundra.apikey in here or by setting
# thundra_apiKey environment variable while running your application
thundra.configure(
    options={
        "config": {
            "thundra.apikey": "<your-api-key-here>",
            "thundra.agent.application.name": "sample_app",  # Sample configuration, not required
        }
    }
)
Additional Configurations:
Enabling Request Body Tracing
Http request body is not sent to thundra by default. To be able to trace the request body to your endpoints, you can set THUNDRA_TRACE_REQUEST_SKIP environment variable to false or by providing it to options.config as in the below configuration.
import thundra
​
# You can provide configuration options with thundra.configure
# Configure thundra.apikey in here or by setting
# thundra_apiKey environment variable while running your application
thundra.configure(
    options={
        "config": {
            "thundra.apikey": "<your-api-key-here>",
            "thundra.agent.application.name": "sample_app",  # Sample configuration, not required
            "thundra.agent.trace.request.skip": False
        }
    }
)

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Step 1: Install Thundra

Step 2: Configure Integration