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If you want to profile the CoreOne Suite you can simply activate the appropriate tracing in the configuration. F

Step 1 -

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Prepare your OpenTelemetry infrastructure

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You will need an Open Telementry Collector and a data visualization tool such as ELK-stack and APM.

Step 2 -

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Configure OpenTelemetry in CoreOne

Frontends

Each of the frontends front-ends has an application configuration file in . I.e C:\ProgramData\itsense\Configuration when installed as a Windows Services.
These are the files that matter:

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Simply enable OpenTelemetry and configure the appropriate endpoints, headers and the protocol.
Please note that OpenTelemetryCollectorHeaders contains how we authenticate to the telemetry system. This can be a Bearer Token, Basic Auth or an API key. It may also be empty if no authentication is needed.

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In order for changed settings to take effect, the corresponding App Pool needs to be recycled! See https://itsense.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/IKB/pages/2811527209/How-to+enable+application+tracing#Step-3---Restart

Backend

For the backend, the settings are stored in the database.

update config_setting_value 
set int_value  = 0
where config_setting_code_id = 54;

update config_setting_value 
set string_value = 'http://localhost:4318/v1/traces'
where config_setting_code_id = 55;


update config_setting_value 
set string_value = ''
where config_setting_code_id = 56;

update config_setting_value 
set string_value = 'HttpProtobuf'
where config_setting_code_id = 57;

update config_setting_value 
set string_value = 'http://localhost:4318/v1/metrics'
where config_setting_code_id = 58;

Step 3 - Restart for settings to take effect

After you have applied the settings, you will need to restart the corresponding parts:

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