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OpenTelemetry: Observability with .NET and C#

Learn how to achieve observability in distributed systems using OpenTelemetry with .NET and C#. This course will teach you how to collect, analyze, and visualize telemetry data to diagnose issues and improve system performance.

Glenn Versweyveld - Pluralsight course - OpenTelemetry: Observability with .NET and C#
Glenn Versweyveld
What you'll learn

Observability is the practice of collecting, analyzing, and visualizing metrics, logs, and traces to gain insights into the health and performance of distributed systems. In this course, OpenTelemetry: Observability with .NET and C#, you'll learn how to achieve observability in distributed systems using OpenTelemetry. First, you'll learn the fundamentals of observability to better understand the scenario you'll be working out. Next, you'll go through the set of tools you’ll be using and explore their role in your observability stack. Finally, you'll build a distributed system using .NET and C# and instrument it with OpenTelemetry to collect metrics, logs, and traces. When you’re finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of proper observability needed to apply these learnings in your current projects.

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Glenn Versweyveld - Pluralsight course - OpenTelemetry: Observability with .NET and C#
Glenn Versweyveld

Glenn Versweyveld is a Microsoft MVP in Developer Technologies with interest in everything surrounding Microsoft and .NET in particular, currently working as a System Expert at Baloise. Still loves Windows Phone, but don't judge him for it :)

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