dapr-observability-setup
Configure OpenTelemetry tracing, metrics, and structured logging for DAPR applications. Integrates with Azure Monitor, Jaeger, Prometheus, and other observability backends.
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Configure OpenTelemetry tracing, metrics, and structured logging for DAPR applications. Integrates with Azure Monitor, Jaeger, Prometheus, and other observability backends.
Automatically validate DAPR HTTP middleware configuration files. Checks for correct middleware types, proper secret references, pipeline ordering, and security best practices. Use when configuring OAuth2, Beare...
Automatically validate DAPR configuration files (dapr.yaml, component YAML files) when they are created or modified. Checks for schema compliance, missing required fields, invalid values, and common misconfigur...
Generate Python boilerplate code for DAPR microservices, workflows, and actors. Creates properly structured services with DAPR SDK integration, health endpoints, logging, and best practices. Use when creating n...
Configure Azure services as DAPR components with best practices. Supports Azure Cosmos DB, Service Bus, Key Vault, Blob Storage, Event Grid, and Container Apps. Automatically generates component YAML with manag...
Proactively detect and diagnose DAPR runtime issues based on error patterns, log analysis, and common misconfigurations. Provides immediate solutions for service invocation failures, state management issues, pu...
Scans DAPR projects for security issues including plain-text secrets, missing ACLs, insecure configurations, and security best practice violations. Automatically triggers on component file modifications.
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