Phobos.Monitoring 2.6.0

High-performance monitoring and instrumentation library for .NET and .NET Core applications.

• NuGet Package Manager
• .NET CLI
• PackageReference
• Paket CLI

Install-Package Phobos.Monitoring -Version 2.6.0

dotnet add package Phobos.Monitoring --version 2.6.0

<PackageReference Include="Phobos.Monitoring" Version="2.6.0"/>

paket add Phobos.Monitoring --version 2.6.0

Release Notes

Phobos 2.x Feature Release** Phobos 2.6 includes several new features and improvements aimed at making Phobos data even more useful for Akka.NET developers. Customize Actor Type Names** One major issue we resolved is [Actor type information and F# API](https://github.com/petabridge/phobos-issues/issues/80), where [Akkling](https://github.com/Horusiath/Akkling) users noticed that all of their F# actors all had identical names in Phobos's metrics and traces due to the way the F# type system works differently from C#. In order to resolve this, we've added a new attribute to Phobos - the `PhobosActorName` attribute, which will allow you to tell Phobos to use a different name for this actor type OTHER than its given CLI type. ```csharp [PhobosActorName("Foo")] public class MyActor : UntypedActor { // Implementation here } ``` In [Phobos' automatically collected metrics](https://phobos.petabridge.com/articles/captured-data.html#metric-data), the `actortype` attribute will now use `Foo` instead of `Assembly.Namespace.MyActor`. In [Phobos's automatically collected traces](https://phobos.petabridge.com/articles/captured-data.html#trace-data), the `akka.actor.type` attribute will now use `Foo` instead of `Assembly.Namespace.MyActor`. `akka.actor.stop` trace event** If you have actor lifecycle tracing enabled (which it is, by default) you will now notice that Phobos automatically records `akka.actor.stop` events whenever an actor is terminated - whether that's done through `PoisonPill.Instance` or `Context.Stop` is irrelevant; Phobos will capture both. This is designed to make it easier to trace what causes actors to shut down, and this feature played a pivotal role in [Petabridge's investigation of a very tricky heisenbug in Akka.Cluster.Sharding](https://petabridge.com/blog/worst-dotnet-bug/) earlier this year. We've now made this available for all customers. Other Fixes and Improvements** `PhobosStash` has been made `public` on an experimental basis - you probably won't need it and we may remove access to it in the future if customers footgun themselves with it. But for the time being, it's no longer `internal` to the Phobos SDK. Akka.Persistence actors will no longer record traces unless the actors recovering / persisting initiate them first - this is an important noise control measure aimed at making sure that actors tagged with `INeverTrace` or `INeverInstrumented` don't create chatter during their interactions with Akka.Persistence. [Upgraded to Akka.NET v1.5.32](https://github.com/akkadotnet/akka.net/releases/tag/1.5.32) [Upgraded to Akka.Hosting v1.5.32](https://github.com/akkadotnet/Akka.Hosting/releases/tag/1.5.32)

Dependencies

.NETCoreApp

• Akka (>=1.5.32)
• OpenTelemetry (>=1.6.0)
• Phobos.Actor.Common (>=1.1.2)

.NETStandard

• Akka (>=1.5.32)
• OpenTelemetry (>=1.6.0)
• Phobos.Actor.Common (>=1.1.2)

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