MongoDB Query Tracing in .NET with Sentry + OTLP
Blog post from Sentry
Integrating MongoDB with .NET applications can be enhanced by using OpenTelemetry and Sentry's OTLP ingestion to measure and debug database performance effectively. This approach allows developers to track database commands, execution times, and query patterns without creating a custom integration, leveraging MongoDB's built-in OpenTelemetry-compatible activity data. Through OpenTelemetry, spans are produced and exported, while Sentry handles crash reporting and observability correlation. The integration also includes features to manage sensitive data, ensuring that while query contexts are visible, any personal identifiers are protected through client-side or server-side data scrubbing techniques. By opting for OpenTelemetry instead of bespoke integrations, developers simplify setup and maintain first-class trace data within their Sentry workflows, facilitating easy trace correlation with errors and logs across distributed systems.
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