This sample application is designed to demonstrate how to instrument .NET applications using OpenTelemetry. It should be used alongside the .NET Observability with OpenTelemetry blog series for optimal understanding and integration with AWS services.
Deploy the cloudformation template using the following command:
$ aws cloudformation deploy --template ./blog-cf-template.yml --stack-name blog-solution-stack --capabilities CAPABILITY_NAMED_IAM --region us-east-1This will deploy the following resources:
- Amazon ECS cluster to run container images.
- Application Load Balancer and target group to distribute traffic to the application.
- Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus workspace to store metrics from the ADOT collector.
- Amazon OpenSearch Service to store logs from the AWS for Fluent Bit sidecar.
- Amazon Managed Grafana workspace to aggregate and visualize metrics, traces, and logs.
- AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) roles to provide Amazon ECS tasks with write permissions to AWS X-Ray, Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus, and Amazon OpenSearch Service.
- Add the private subnet IDs and the default security group ID from the CloudFormation output to the adot-service.json
- Run the following command to launch the application service:
$ aws ecs create-service --cluster BlogCluster --cli-input-json file://adot-service.json --region us-east-1- Add the "targetGroupArn" from the CloudFormation output to the sample-app-service.json.
- Run the following command to launch the application service:
$ aws ecs create-service --cluster BlogCluster --cli-input-json file://sample-app-service.json --region us-east-1See the .NET Observability with OpenTelemetry blog series. blog series to learn how to monitor observability signals from the sample application.
This library is licensed under the MIT-0 License. See the LICENSE file.