Telemetry Quick Reference

Default Behavior (Production)

The NuGet package has ZERO telemetry overhead by default.

dotnet add package Rapp
# No telemetry included - maximum performance

Enabling Telemetry (Development/Monitoring)

Add to your .csproj:

<PropertyGroup>
  <DefineConstants>$(DefineConstants);RAPP_TELEMETRY</DefineConstants>
</PropertyGroup>

Configuration

// Control at runtime (when RAPP_TELEMETRY is defined)
RappConfiguration.EnableTelemetry = false;  // Disable metrics
RappConfiguration.EnableDetailedErrors = false;  // Simple errors (production)
RappConfiguration.ThrowOnSchemaMismatch = false;  // Graceful degradation

Available Metrics

When RAPP_TELEMETRY is defined:

RappMetrics.RecordHit();    // Counter: rapp_cache_hits_total
RappMetrics.RecordMiss();   // Counter: rapp_cache_misses_total
RappMetrics.RecordSerializationSize(bin, json); // Counters: rapp_bytes_total, json_bytes_equivalent

Performance Impact

Configuration	Overhead	Recommendation
No RAPP_TELEMETRY	0%	Production
With RAPP_TELEMETRY	<0.5%	Development/Staging

Conditional by Environment

<!-- Enable only in non-Release builds -->
<PropertyGroup Condition="'$(Configuration)' != 'Release'">
  <DefineConstants>$(DefineConstants);RAPP_TELEMETRY</DefineConstants>
</PropertyGroup>

Complete Documentation

See docs/TELEMETRY.md for full details.

Key Points

NuGet package = Zero overhead (no telemetry by default)
Opt-in telemetry via RAPP_TELEMETRY compilation symbol
Runtime control via RappConfiguration
No breaking changes - works with or without telemetry
Fully AOT compatible in both configurations

Examples

All samples in /Samples have telemetry enabled for demonstration. Remove RAPP_TELEMETRY from your production projects for maximum performance.