appinsights-instrumentation

You can enable Azure App Insights telemetry for ASP.NET Core apps through auto-instrumentation via the Azure Portal or by manually wiring up the application code and environment variables to send telemetry data.

Yes, Node.js apps hosted in Azure App Service or containers can be instrumented with App Insights using either auto-instrumentation through the Azure Portal or manual code changes and environment variables.

Auto-instrumentation configures telemetry collection directly through the Azure Portal without code changes, while manual instrumentation requires modifying application code or setting environment variables to send telemetry data to a configured App Insights resource.

You can configure an App Insights resource using Bicep or CLI as part of the manual instrumentation process, which involves creating the resource and then wiring up your application code or environment variables to reference it.

Yes, App Insights instrumentation supports containerized ASP.NET Core and Node.js web applications by configuring environment variables or applying code changes to emit telemetry data to your App Insights resource.

Instrumenting your web app with Azure App Insights enables telemetry collection for improved observability, allowing you to monitor app health, diagnose performance issues, and track user interactions across hosting environments.