OpenTelemetry Tracing Shim

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.NET is different from other languages/runtimes that support OpenTelemetry. Tracing is implemented by the System.Diagnostics API, repurposing older constructs like ActivitySource and Activity to be OpenTelemetry-compliant under the covers.

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ResourcesUsing instrumentation librariesOpentelemetry ResourcesConfigure OBI routes decoratorOpentelemetry ResourcesInstall the Collector on macOSOpentelemetry ResourcesArchitectureOpentelemetry Resources.NET Framework instrumentation configurationOpentelemetry ResourcesConfigurationOpentelemetry Blogs10 best AI observability tools for monitoring and evaluating agents in 2026Mintlify NewsThe Benefits of Bringing Together Debugging and Tracing DataThenewstack BlogsDistributed Tracing Is a Hassle, Here's WhyThenewstack BlogsDesigning end-to-end ingress request tracing for multi-tenant SaaS platformsCncf NewsLightstep’s ‘Change Intelligence’ Promises Faster, Smarter Distributed TracingThenewstack NewsJaeger vs. Zipkin: Battle of the Open Source Tracing ToolsThenewstack ResearchTracing the thoughts of a large language modelAnthropic BlogsHow Jaeger is evolving to trace AI agents with OpenTelemetryCncf ResourcesWorking with DrainsVercel ResearchOpen-sourcing circuit-tracing toolsAnthropic BlogsStop Logging the Request Body!Honeycomb BlogsWhat the Hell is Activity Anyway?Honeycomb BlogsTracing the Line: Understanding Logs vs. TracesHoneycomb BlogsWhat Are Traces? A Developer’s Guide to Distributed TracingHoneycomb