This is the fifth part of the Logging series. For your convenience you can find other parts in the table of contents in Part 1 – Correlations We start with classes representing logs: Since our logs might contain additional data, we do not want to lose it. So we push two types of logs to … Continue reading Logging in distributed system Part 5 — Parsing logs
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Sitefinity Part 4 — Turning on Redis in Sitefinity in Azure
This is the fourth part of the Sitefinity series. For your convenience you can find other parts in the table of contents in Sitefinity Part 1 — Capturing logs Last time we saw how to change database connection string for Sitefinity which can be useful if we need to extract it in runtime. In the … Continue reading Sitefinity Part 4 — Turning on Redis in Sitefinity in Azure
Sitefinity Part 3 — Dynamically changing database connection string in Sitefinity
This is the third part of the Sitefinity series. For your convenience you can find other parts in the table of contents in Sitefinity Part 1 — Capturing logs Sitefinity stores its database connection string in App_data\Sitefinity\Configuration\DataConfig.config so you can easily modify connection string there. But what if you want to extract the connection string … Continue reading Sitefinity Part 3 — Dynamically changing database connection string in Sitefinity
Sitefinity Part 1 — Capturing Sitefinity logs and pushing them to Azure Storage
This is the first part of the Sitefinity series. For your convenience you can find other parts using the links below (or by guessing the address): Part 1 — Capturing logs Part 2 — Dependency Injection Part 3 — Changing connection string Part 4 — Turning on Redis Let’s assume that we have properly configured … Continue reading Sitefinity Part 1 — Capturing Sitefinity logs and pushing them to Azure Storage
Capturing Azure Webapp application log in Azure Log Analytics
Let’s assume that you have webapp deployed as an app service in Azure. It would be great if we could utilize Log Analytics to capture logs. Currently it is possible to capture various types of details: Windows metrics, infrastructure logs etc., however, Log Analytics is unable to capture application logs. However, by using Webjob or … Continue reading Capturing Azure Webapp application log in Azure Log Analytics