Lightstep will be EOLing ls-trace tracers in the near future.
- All new users are recommended to use OpenTelemetry.
- For those currently using these tracers, we will be reaching out in Q3 2021 to ensure you have a smooth transition to OpenTelemetry. If for any reason you find a gap with OpenTelemetry for your use case, please reach out to your Customer Success representative to discuss and set up time with our Data Onboarding team.
Datadog has generously announced the donation of their tracer libraries to the OpenTelemetry project. Auto-instrumentation is a core feature of these libraries, making it possible to create and collect telemetry data without needing to change your code. LightStep wants you to be able to use these libraries now! ls-trace-dontnet is LightStep's fork of Datadog’s tracing client for .NET. You can install and use it to take advantage of auto-instrumentation without waiting for OpenTelemetry. Each LightStep agent is “pinned” to a Datadog release and is fully supported by LightStep’s Customer Success team.
Please read our documentation for instructions on setting up .NET tracing and details about supported frameworks.
| Package | Download |
|---|---|
| Windows and Linux Installers | See releases |
LightStep.Trace |
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LightStep.Trace.OpenTracing |
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ls-trace-dotnet follows dd-trace-dotnet versions, providing pinned versions of each release:
| ls-trace-dotnet version | dd-trace-dotnet version |
|---|---|
| v1.15.0 | v1.15.0 |
Contact support@lightstep.com for additional questions and resources, or to be added to our community slack channel.
This is a fork of dd-trace-dotnet and retains the original Datadog license and copyright. See the license for more details.