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.NET observability with Amazon CloudWatch and AWS X-Ray

.NET observability with Amazon CloudWatch and AWS X-Ray

Learn how to implement observability in .NET applications with Amazon CloudWatch and AWS X-Ray in this three-part series. Part 1 shows how to instrument a .NET app to generate metrics, logs and distributed traces to improve visibility and health. The post also features an architecture example and sample code for containerizing .NET workloads.


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