[QUERY] How to reproduce the dependency behavior from the app insights SDK? about azure-sdk-for-net HOT 8 OPEN

Hi @DaveLHX ,

I believe this is what you want:

using (var activity = activitySource.StartActivity("DependencyName", ActivityKind.Client))
{
    activity?.SetTag("http.request.method", "GET"); // The presence of this attribute will set the dependency Type to HTTP
    activity?.SetTag("url.full", "Data");
    activity?.SetTag("server.address", "TargetName");
}

compared to ApplicationInsights's Dependency Telemetry:

public DependencyTelemetry(string dependencyTypeName, string target, string dependencyName, string data)

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Our migration guide was just published. We have examples of the Application Insights api and how to use the new OpenTelemetry api.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/opentelemetry-dotnet-migrate?tabs=aspnetcore#dependencytelemetry

Please take a look and let us know if this helps

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Thanks for the feedback! We are routing this to the appropriate team for follow-up. cc @cijothomas @rajkumar-rangaraj @reyang @TimothyMothra @vishweshbankwar.

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Hi @DaveLHX, can you please share a minimal reproducible example using the Application Insights SDK showing what you're trying to accomplish?

We're in the process of writing a migration guide and we would like to fully understand your scenario.

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Hi @DaveLHX, can you please share a minimal reproducible example using the Application Insights SDK showing what you're trying to accomplish?

We're in the process of writing a migration guide and we would like to fully understand your scenario.

This is how it would look. When creating a new DependencyTelemetry the second parameter (target) is what allows me to do what I need. In the open telemetry version I have no control over the target it always ends up the the same as the DependencyName, We need to create multiple dependencies like, MSGraphAPI, ActiveDirectoryOnPrem, ExchangeOnline, App1Api, etc... and have all their calls under them.
edit: also if we create of type "InProc" the dependency works well for internal operations we want to monitor but not as external depencency.

 public IList<string> GetGroupNames(string userPrincipalName)
 {
     var queryParam = new GraphGroupRequestBuilder.GraphGroupRequestBuilderGetQueryParameters();
     queryParam.Select = new[] { "DisplayName" };
     queryParam.Top = 200;
     DependencyTelemetry dependencyTelemetry =
         new DependencyTelemetry("HTTP", "MSGraphAPI", "GetAllGroupsForUser",
             "UserPrincipalName: {userPrincipalName}");
     TelemetryClient telemetryClient = new TelemetryClient();
     using (telemetryClient.StartOperation(dependencyTelemetry))
     {
         List<Group> groups = Task.Run(async () => await m_GraphServiceClient
             .Users[userPrincipalName].TransitiveMemberOf.GraphGroup.GetAsync(o =>
             {
                 o.QueryParameters = queryParam;
                 o.Options.WithAppOnly();
             })).Result.Value;
         IList<string> groupList = groups.Select(o => o.DisplayName).ToList();
         return groupList;
     }
 }

From the SDK: public DependencyTelemetry(string dependencyTypeName, string target, string dependencyName, string data)

Working with multipleCustomDepenencies

new DependencyTelemetry("HTTP", "MSGraphAPI", "GetUser", "UserPrincipalName: {userPrincipalName}");

new DependencyTelemetry("HTTP", "MSGraphAPI", "GetAllGroupsForUser", "UserPrincipalName: {userPrincipalName}");

and so on...
new DependencyTelemetry("HTTP", "EXO", "GetMail", "UserPrincipalName: {userPrincipalName}");
new DependencyTelemetry("HTTP", "EXO", "SearchSharedMailbox", "SearchString: {searchString}");

new DependencyTelemetry("ActiveDirectory", "AD", "GetUser", "UserPrincipalName: {userPrincipalName}");

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Hi @DaveLHX ,

I believe this is what you want:

using (var activity = activitySource.StartActivity("DependencyName", ActivityKind.Client))
{
    activity?.SetTag("http.request.method", "GET"); // The presence of this attribute will set the dependency Type to HTTP
    activity?.SetTag("url.full", "Data");
    activity?.SetTag("server.address", "TargetName");
}

compared to ApplicationInsights's Dependency Telemetry:

public DependencyTelemetry(string dependencyTypeName, string target, string dependencyName, string data)

Sorry for the late response, Yes this seems to do the trick thank you.
I do have to set both of the following for it to work. If I dont put the http.request.method it ignores the TargetName
activity?.SetTag("http.request.method", "GET");
activity?.SetTag("server.address", "TargetName");

Is there a list of the possible tags somewhere ? Did you get that from looking in the insights repo/code?

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Our migration guide was just published. We have examples of the Application Insights api and how to use the new OpenTelemetry api. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/opentelemetry-dotnet-migrate?tabs=aspnetcore#dependencytelemetry

Please take a look and let us know if this helps

Yes this seems like it would have helped quite a bit thanks.

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Is there a list of the possible tags somewhere? Did you get that from looking in the insights repo/code?

Right now I'm pulling the info from the code. We're currently exploring how to communicate the full list of available tags. Until then, please feel free to ask about specific fields here. We use the feedback here to prioritize our backlog.

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