A trace that records every hop and explains none of them is worse than no trace at all.
Span names that mean something
The default instrumentation names spans after the route template. That is fine until two routes do very different work.
Wiring OpenTelemetry into a .NET 10 service so the traces are worth reading.

A trace that records every hop and explains none of them is worse than no trace at all.
The default instrumentation names spans after the route template. That is fine until two routes do very different work.
.NET

Sensitivity labels, Graph permissions and the three settings that decide the outcome.

A staged ring rollout, a break-glass account that works, and what to log.

The checks that actually narrow it down, in the order that saves the most time.