docs: screenshot do trace distribuído no README - #8
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Captura real do dashboard do Aspire: uma request GET /storefront/{id} como um único
trace cruzando Gateway → Catalog (redis GET + postgresql + redis SETEX) → Pricing
(5 recursos, profundidade 4, 8 spans, ~36ms). O killer detail, agora visual no README.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughREADME.md is enhanced with a new distributed trace screenshot in the "O killer detail — trace distribuído" section. The image illustrates how a single ChangesDocumentation Update
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Screenshot do killer detail
Adiciona a captura real do trace distribuído no dashboard do .NET Aspire ao README — o artefato mais convincente do lab.
Uma request
GET /storefront/{id}aparece como um único trace cruzando os serviços:GET /storefront(gateway) →HTTP GET→GET /products/{id}(catalog) →redis GET+postgresql+redis SETEX→HTTP GET→GET /price/{id}(pricing).Recursos: 5 · Profundidade: 4 · Spans: 8 · ~36ms. Capturado num run real (
dotnet run --project src/AppHost), com tráfego gerado no gateway.Summary by CodeRabbit