dev-watch

To monitor .NET Aspire telemetry during development, you need a unified workflow tool that continuously scans logs, traces, and health status to detect errors and performance regressions in real-time across all AppHost resources.

The best way to manage Aspire microservice lifecycles is using a unified entry point that automatically discovers, starts, and monitors all resources in an Aspire AppHost, eliminating manual overhead for complex environments.

Yes, Aspire observability and automated lifecycle management require the Aspire CLI to be installed and configured within your workspace environment before you can start monitoring telemetry and health status.

Yes, you can integrate E2E testing with Aspire telemetry monitoring by using tools that bridge development and testing, capturing manual testing stories and verifying UI health via Playwright.

Telemetry monitoring detects N+1 query issues in Aspire by continuously scanning application traces and logs in real-time to automatically identify performance regressions and runtime errors across multiple service types.

You use a unified watch workflow for Aspire instead of manual monitoring to eliminate the overhead of managing complex microservice environments, establishing a performance baseline while automatically catching errors across all resources.