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 I know I'm very late to the party and probably everbody has already moved to Telemetry, but during the Annual shutdown of Dec '24, I wanted to set this up in my personal lab and play around. I have been testing Model Driven Telemetry(MDT) on Cisco's IOS-XR for a while, so I wanted to share some of my learnings to help someone along their way for setting up telemetry. I will be primarily focusing on Cisco IOS-XR's implementation of MDT, more precisely GRPC DIAL-OUT for now.