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Guardrails & Policies

Galileo Tracing

The Galileo Tracing policy integrates Galileo AI with the Zuplo AI Gateway, providing comprehensive observability, monitoring, and evaluation of your LLM applications. This policy automatically captures detailed traces of all AI Gateway requests and responses, enabling you to monitor performance, debug issues, and optimize your AI operations.

Key Features

• Automatic Trace Capture: Seamlessly logs all LLM requests and responses without code changes
• Streaming Support: Handles both streaming and non-streaming responses
• Performance Monitoring: Tracks token usage, latency, and resource consumption
• Hierarchical Tracing: Organizes traces with workflow and LLM spans for detailed analysis

How It Works

Trace Structure

The policy creates a hierarchical trace structure for each AI Gateway request:

1. Trace: Top-level record representing the complete user interaction
2. Workflow Span: Contains the entire AI Gateway workflow
3. LLM Span: Captures the specific LLM API call details

Data Captured

For each request, the policy automatically captures:

Request Information

• User prompts and messages
• Model parameters (temperature, max_tokens, etc.)
• Request metadata (route, request ID)
• Timestamp and duration

Response Information

• Model outputs and completions
• Token usage (input, output, total tokens)
• Finish reasons and status
• Performance metrics

Metadata

• Request ID for correlation
• Route information
• Custom tags for categorization
• Duration in nanoseconds for precise timing

Configuration

Key Metrics

The policy automatically tracks:

• Token Usage: Input, output, and total token counts
• Latency: Request duration in nanoseconds
• Throughput: Requests per second and volume
• Error Rates: Failed requests and error patterns
• Model Performance: Response quality and completion rates

Custom Metadata

Each trace includes:

• Request ID for correlation with logs
• Route information for API endpoint analysis
• Custom tags for categorization
• User-defined metadata from the request context

Benefits of using Galileo Tracing

Development Workflow

• Debug LLM applications with detailed trace inspection
• Test different models and configurations with comparative analytics
• Monitor quality regression during development cycles

Production Monitoring

• Track performance and costs across all AI operations
• Identify optimization opportunities through usage pattern analysis
• Maintain audit logs for compliance and security requirements

Quality Assurance

• Evaluate LLM outputs using Galileo's built-in metrics
• Monitor response quality trends over time
• Implement automated quality gates based on trace data

Troubleshooting

Common issues and solutions:

• Authentication Errors: Check that your Galileo API key is valid and has proper permissions
• Configuration Issues: Ensure the user context includes all required Galileo settings

Additional Resources

• Galileo AI Documentation