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Use the Aspire dashboard standalone with Node.js applications - wire up OpenTelemetry, point OTLP exporters at the dashboard, and visualize logs, traces, and metrics.

Run the Aspire dashboard as a standalone container or executable - collect OTLP telemetry from any language, then view logs, traces, and metrics without the AppHost.

Security considerations for running the Aspire dashboard - authentication, network exposure, OTLP and resource service endpoints, and standalone hardening guidance.

Overview of the Aspire dashboard - what it shows, how the AppHost wires it up, and how to start using it for telemetry, resource management, and debugging.

Learn what telemetry the Aspire dashboard sends to Microsoft, how the data is used to improve the product, and how to opt out in standalone and AppHost deployments.

Explore Aspire dashboard features - resource graph, console logs, traces, metrics, and the GenAI visualizer - using the Aspire Starter app as a guided tour.

Configure generic JavaScript browser apps to send OpenTelemetry data to the Aspire dashboard with OTLP HTTP exporters.

Enable browser telemetry for Blazor WebAssembly apps with Aspire's Blazor hosting, gateway proxying, and client service defaults.

Enable browser telemetry in the Aspire dashboard to capture client-side OpenTelemetry logs, traces, and metrics from front-end JavaScript apps.

Configuration reference for the Aspire dashboard - OTLP endpoints, frontend authentication, resource service, telemetry limits, and standalone deployment options.