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Expand Up @@ -312,10 +312,16 @@ cd servers && uvicorn deployed_mcp:app --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000

### Viewing traces in Azure Application Insights

By default, OpenTelemetry tracing is enabled for the deployed MCP server, sending traces to Azure Application Insights.
By default, OpenTelemetry tracing is enabled for the deployed MCP server, sending traces to Azure Application Insights. To bring up a dashboard of metrics and traces, run:

```shell
azd monitor
```

Or you can use Application Insights directly:

1. Open the Azure Portal and navigate to the Application Insights resource created during deployment (named `<project-name>-appinsights`).
2. In Application Insights, go to "Transaction Search" to view traces from the MCP server
2. In Application Insights, go to "Transaction Search" to view traces from the MCP server.
3. You can filter and analyze traces to monitor performance and diagnose issues.

### Viewing traces in Logfire
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