How to do .NET Automatic Instrumentation with OpenTelemetry

*The Magical World of Automatic .NET Instrumentation! 🪄✨*
Ever thought .NET was just about coding? Think again! Dive into this enchanting journey where we unveil the secrets of Automatic .NET Instrumentation. It's like having a little elf tinkering behind the scenes, ensuring everything runs smoothly (just without the elf's union demands 😉).
➡️ In this video, we'll explore:
- The spellbinding wonders of .NET profiling 🌌
- The mystical arts of runtime code modifications 🧙‍♂️
- Why every .NET developer needs a sprinkle of this magic dust 🧚‍♀️
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[@elror-dawnbraker]

Hi David,
great video. Your voice was very clear and the webcam has a good size. I don't know if it was my speakers, but sometimes the audio was a bit distorted.
I think the content could also be really helpfull for me.
My environment is a little bit different though and I would love to hear your thoughts on wether I have to make big changes for the automatic instrumentation to work for me.
I use docker compose to start my services with the wait4x command. The biggest difference though ist that instead of dotnet x.dll I use the built .exe to start my application.
Do you think that the steps shown in this video would still work in my case?

[@sagarhm2237]

bro can u do for kubernetes