azure_cli_telemetry_session_init_and_appinsights_flush.py

1import os
2from azure.cli.telemetry import TelemetryContext, set_application_insights_key, start, flush
3
4# 1. Setup the instrumentation key (typically provided by Azure CLI core)
5instrumentation_key = '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000'
6set_application_insights_key(instrumentation_key)
7
8# 2. Initialize the telemetry context
9# In a real CLI scenario, these are populated with actual version and command info
10telemetry_context = TelemetryContext()
11telemetry_context.set_correlation_id('unique-guid-for-session')
12telemetry_context.set_user_info('user-id', 'subscription-id')
13
14# 3. Start the telemetry session (this initializes the internal buffers)
15start()
16
17# 4. Add telemetry data
18# This is usually done automatically by the CLI framework during execution
19telemetry_context.add_event('SampleEvent', {'Property': 'Value'})
20
21# 5. Flush and upload
22# This launches a separate process to upload the logs to avoid blocking the CLI
23flush()
24
25print("Telemetry session processed.")