F/245090 apm and logging

[yilmaztayfun]

Updated amorphie.core package for logging middleware.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Improved thread pool configuration for better concurrency handling.
  • Enhanced logging capabilities with the integration of Serilog.
  • Added Elastic APM for performance monitoring.

• Bug Fixes

  • Upgraded amorphie.core package to version 1.1.32, which may include bug fixes and improvements.

• Documentation

  • Adjustments made to API documentation availability across environments.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the application's performance and observability by configuring thread pool settings, updating dependencies, and improving logging capabilities. Key modifications include setting minimum thread counts for efficient task handling and integrating Elastic APM for monitoring. These updates aim to optimize scalability and provide better insights into application behavior without altering existing functionalities.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
amorphie.client/Program.cs	Added ThreadPool.SetMinThreads(50, 50); to optimize thread management.
amorphie.client/amorphie.client.csproj	Updated amorphie.core package version from 1.1.31 to 1.1.32.
amorphie.fact.core/amorphie.fact.core.csproj	Updated amorphie.core package version from 1.1.31 to 1.1.32.
amorphie.user.zeebe.workers/Program.cs	Enhanced logging with Serilog and added Elastic APM for performance monitoring.
amorphie.user.zeebe.workers/amorphie.user.zeebe.workers.csproj	Updated amorphie.core package version from 1.1.31 to 1.1.32 and added Elastic.Apm.NetCoreAll.
amorphie.user/Program.cs	Added ThreadPool.SetMinThreads(20, 20); for improved concurrent task handling.
amorphie.user/amorphie.user.csproj	Updated amorphie.core package version from 1.1.31 to 1.1.32.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Application
    participant ThreadPool as Thread Pool
    participant Logger as Logger
    participant APM as Elastic APM
    
    App->>ThreadPool: SetMinThreads(50, 50)
    App->>Logger: Configure Serilog
    App->>APM: Initialize Elastic APM
    App->>App: Start Processing Requests

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