Implement observability in a cloud-native .NET 8 application with OpenTelemetry
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Implement observability in an existing cloud-native application by using OpenTelemetry. Then view the data in Application Insights and third-party tools.
Describe the three pillars of observability and how they help monitor applications., Create an observability cloud-native application by using OpenTelemetry., Ensure that a cloud-native application is generating observable data., Use Application Insights and third-party tools to monitor a cloud-native application.
Experience developing applications in C# and .NET, Familiarity with RESTful service concepts, Access to an Azure subscription with Owner privilege, Ability to run development containers in GitHub Codespaces or Visual Studio Code
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