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Webinar: Logs, Traces, Metriken: Observability von .NET 7-Anwendungen
Logs. Traces, Metriken: Observability von .NET 7-Anwendungen
Die zunehmende Komplexität von Softwarelösungen macht ganzheitliches sammeln von Telemetriedaten unabdingbar. Technische und fachliche Telemetriedaten bieten nicht nur eine konkrete Sicht auf das Verhalten von Anwendungen und Nutzern, sie ermöglichen es uns auch, neue Funktionen oder Anpassungen zielgerichtet in den Entwicklungsprozess einfließen zu lassen um Produkte kontinuierlich besser werden zu lassen. In diesem Webinar zeigt Thorsten Hans wie Sie Ihre .NET Anwendungen mit OpenTelemetry instrumentieren um die notwendigen Insights zu bekommen.
Thorsten Hans
Thorsten Hans ist Consultant bei Thinktecture. Sein technologischer Fokus liegt auf Kubernetes, Docker und Infrastructure as Code. Im Frontend sind seine Spezialgebiete Angular und Electron.
Unsere erfahrenen Spezialisten Pawel Gerr, Sebastian Gingter, Boris Wilhelms, Patrick Jahr und Thorsten Hans beschäftigen sich in den Sessions mit unterschiedlichen .NET Practices. Hier finden Sie alle Webinare.
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Marco Frodl
Marco Frodl ist Consultant bei der Thinktecture AG und versteht sich als ein IT-Dolmetscher zwischen Developern und Anwendern.
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- Einführung warum Telemetriedaten so wichtig sind
- Was ist OpenTelemetry
- Instrumentierung einer .NET Anwendung
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