Microsoft Opentelemetry Setup
microsoft/opentelemetry-distro-dotnet/skills/microsoft-opentelemetry-setup
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Set up Microsoft.OpenTelemetry distro in a new .NET application. Use when adding observability to an agent, ASP.NET Core app, console app, or Agent Framework project. Covers package installation, exporter configuration, token resolver setup, baggage context, and instrumentation options.
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Skill details
Versionv1.0.0
AuthorMicrosoft
Categorycoding
Skill IDmicrosoft/opentelemetry-distro-dotnet/skills/microsoft-opentelemetry-setup
Files9 files
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