Closed russcam closed 2 years ago
Hi @russcam,
This issues should have resolved not seeing DB queries using ADO.NET for MySQL in our APM. However I'm still not able to see any MySQL queries in APM. Is there anything adionational we need to configure?
Thanks, Danny
@dannystommen Ensure that
If all of this looks OK, but you're still not seeing spans for MySql commands, you may need to share more details from the profiler logs. If this is the case, I would recommend opening a Discuss topic to discuss, as it'll be a better place to help. Feel free to @
me on the topic.
Hi I have added below environment variables as suggested in documentation but not seeing any data coming up
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/apm/agent/dotnet/current/setup-auto-instrumentation.html
set CORECLR_ENABLE_PROFILING = "1"
set CORECLR_PROFILER = "{FA65FE15-F085-4681-9B20-95E04F6C03CC}"
set CORECLR_PROFILER_PATH = "
any idea what's wrong or i am I missing something?
@nakbsaxo Commenting on a closed issue is not the best place to get assistance with your query. Please post to our community forum; we will try to assist there.
The current approaches to instrumenting an application with the APM .NET agent are:
or
Whilst these two approaches work for the common use cases, there are some challenges:
With these challenges in mind, we are looking at leveraging the CLR profiling APIs to instrument at runtime. This is a fairly common approach to instrumenting methods at runtime, using a profiler to rewrite IL instructions at JIT/reJIT.
The initial set of instrumentations to target are: