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Merge pull request #230067 from toddfoust/patch-17
updating AppIns resource move instructions
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2. Recreate all unique customizations specific to the original resource in the new resource.
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3. Modify your application to use the new region resource's [instrumentation key](app/create-new-resource.md#copy-the-instrumentation-key) or [connection string](app/sdk-connection-string.md).
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4. Test to confirm that everything is continuing to work as expected with your new Application Insights resource.
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5. At this point you can either delete the original resource, which will result in **all historical data being lost**. Or retain the original resource for historical reporting purposes during its data retention settings.
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5. At this point you can either keep or delete the original Application Insights resource. Deleting a classic Application Insights resource will result in **all historical data being lost**. If the original resource was workspace-based, its data will remain in the Log Analytics. Keeping the original Application Insights resource will allow you to access its historical data until its data retention settings run out.
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Unique customizations that commonly need to be manually recreated or updated for the resource in the new region include but aren't limited to:
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Can OpenTelemetry be used for web browsers?
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Yes but it’s not recommended or supported by Azure. OpenTelemetry Javascript is heavily optimized for Node.js. Instead, we recommend using the Application Insights JavaScript SDK.
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Yes but it’s not recommended or supported by Azure. OpenTelemetry JavaScript is heavily optimized for Node.js. Instead, we recommend using the Application Insights JavaScript SDK.
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When can we expect the OpenTelemetry SDK to be available for use in web browsers?

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