feat(telemetry): stamp service identity into webhook alerts#1078
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Project the OpenTelemetry resource's service.* attributes (service.name,
service.namespace, service.instance.id, service.version) into a shared
ServiceIdentity and stamp it onto operational webhook alert payloads, so
alerts from multiple netclaw instances posting to the same destination
can be told apart.
Service identity is sourced from the standard OpenTelemetry environment
variables (OTEL_SERVICE_NAME, OTEL_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES). When those are
unset, a NetclawResourceDetector (IResourceDetector) contributes
assembly/runtime defaults: service.name=netclawd,
service.instance.id={hostname}:{processId}, service.version from the
build. The resolved identity is logged once at startup.
No netclaw-owned identity config; this also removes the
Telemetry:ServiceName property added in netclaw-dev#1042.
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LGTM - decided to use the OTEL standard for this
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Summary
Resource'sservice.*attributes (service.name,service.namespace,service.instance.id,service.version) into a sharedServiceIdentityand stamps it onto operational webhook alert payloads — so alerts from multiple netclaw instances posting to the same Slack channel / endpoint can be told apart.OTEL_SERVICE_NAME,OTEL_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES) via the OTel resource detectors — the same way every other OpenTelemetry service is configured. No netclaw-owned identity config.Telemetry:ServiceNameconfig property added in feat(telemetry): configurable service.name and emit service.version #1042; theTelemetrysection keeps onlyEnabledandOtlp:Endpoint.serviceobject (additive — existing fields unchanged); Slack Block Kit alerts gain aServicefield plus version (and namespace / instance id when present) in the context footer.Related
webhook-service-identityis included in this PR (proposal/design/specs/tasks).Test plan
dotnet build(solution) — clean, 0 warningsNetclaw.Daemon.Tests— 563 pass (incl. newServiceIdentityProjectionTests)Netclaw.Cli.TestsDoctor/schema — 137 passdotnet slopwatch analyze— 0 issues; copyright headers verifiedOTEL_SERVICE_NAME(and/orOTEL_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES), restart the daemon, confirm thedaemon.startedwebhook alert carries the service identity