[staticassertion]

What's the intended workflow? Would I run a console an all of my rust services, and then when debugging some prod issue connect to it? Or would I flip a switch? Or is it more for CLIs?

Curious to hear, in general, how it's been used.

[carllerche]

This first release is geared primarily towards local debugging. That said, it is designed to be able to enable / disable instrumentation at runtime and it will be able to support connecting to a process in production, enable the instrumentation, and debug there.

Right now, we wanted to get the first release out and start getting people using it and collect feedback to help prioritize future development.

[staticassertion]

Got it, thanks. A follow up - is this work funded in any way?

[mycoliza]

Tokio is a non-profit, community-supported project, although many of us work on it as part of our day jobs. If you want to support Tokio development, you can contribute to it on GitHub Sponsors (https://github.com/sponsors/tokio-rs) and on OpenCollective (https://opencollective.com/tokio).

I've also recently started accepting donations on my personal GitHub Sponsors page (https://github.com/sponsors/hawkw) if you're interested in supporting my open-source work in particular.

[staticassertion]

Perfect! Thanks.