Application Insights on Rails Application

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Ryosuke Matsumura gave a presentation on using Application Insights to aggregate logs from a Rails application. He began by introducing Application Insights and its capabilities for monitoring apps and collecting telemetry. Next, he discussed why it is important to aggregate logs, such as for analyzing errors and performance. Finally, he demonstrated how to set up Application Insights for a Rails app by adding the required gem, configuring the instrumentation key, and using the telemetry client to track events and exceptions. The presentation concluded with a live demo of Application Insights monitoring a Rails application.

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Ryosuke Matsumura
Application Insights on Rails Application
Fukuazu Night #1

Ryosuke Matsumura
• 1984/10/07
• Fukuoka, Japan
• Standard Transaction Co., Ltd.
• Microsoft MVP for Microsoft
Azure
• @rxpaki

Standard Transaction Co., Ltd.
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時間にも
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Agenda
• What’s Azure Application Insights?
• Why Aggregate Logs?
• How To Use Application Insights on Rails Application?
• Demo

Application Insights
• https://docs.microsoft.com/ja-jp/azure/azure-monitor/app/app-
insights-overview
• Azure
•
• App Services

How to use Application Insights on Rails Application?

How to use?
• 2016
• https://matcu.hatenablog.com/entry/2016/10/13/223402
• > Ruby on Rails Microsoft gem
• >
• > Ruby 1.9.3 is currently supported by this gem.
•
• Ruby 2.0 or later
• https://github.com/citrusbyte/appinsights

How to use?
•
• https://github.com/Microsoft/ApplicationInsights-Ruby
• > Ruby 1.9.3 and above are currently supported by this
gem.
•
• Gem Rails

How to use?
• Application Insights
• Application Type General
• Japan East …
•

How to use?
• INSTRUMENTATION KEY
• https://github.com/Microsoft/ApplicationInsights-Home/
wiki#getting-an-application-insights-instrumentation-key
•
• Configure > Properties

How to use?
• Rails Gemfile
• gem 'application_insights', github: ‘Microsoft/ApplicationInsights-Ruby'
• bundle install
• <rails_root>/config.ru
• require 'application_insights'
• use ApplicationInsights::Rack::TrackRequest, "<INSTRUMENTATION KEY>", 5
• INSTRUMENTATION KEY
•
• OK

How to use?
•
•
• tc = ApplicationInsights::TelemetryClient.new
'<INSTRUMENTATION KEY>'
• tc.track_event 'this action is posts#index’
• tc.track_exception e
• tc.flush

Summary
•
• Rails Application Insights
•
• The Twelve-Factor App
• > Treat logs as event streams
•

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Application Insights on Rails Application

1. @rxpaki Ryosuke Matsumura Application Insights on Rails Application Fukuazu Night #1

2. Ryosuke Matsumura • 1984/10/07 • Fukuoka, Japan • Standard Transaction Co., Ltd. • Microsoft MVP for Microsoft Azure • @rxpaki

3. Standard Transaction Co., Ltd. お金にも時間にもゆとりがあるという新しい当たり前を

5. Agenda • What’s Azure Application Insights? • Why Aggregate Logs? • How To Use Application Insights on Rails Application? • Demo

6. What’s Azure Application Insights ?

7. Application Insights • https://docs.microsoft.com/ja-jp/azure/azure-monitor/app/appinsights-overview • Azure • • App Services

8. Why Aggregate Logs ?

9. Why Aggregate Logs? • • • • • • •

10. How to use Application Insights on Rails Application?

11. How to use? • 2016 • https://matcu.hatenablog.com/entry/2016/10/13/223402 • > Ruby on Rails Microsoft gem • > • > Ruby 1.9.3 is currently supported by this gem. • • Ruby 2.0 or later • https://github.com/citrusbyte/appinsights

12. How to use? • • https://github.com/Microsoft/ApplicationInsights-Ruby • > Ruby 1.9.3 and above are currently supported by this gem. • • Gem Rails

13. How to use? • Application Insights • Application Type General • Japan East … •

14. How to use? • INSTRUMENTATION KEY • https://github.com/Microsoft/ApplicationInsights-Home/ wiki#getting-an-application-insights-instrumentation-key • • Configure > Properties

15. How to use? • Rails Gemfile • gem 'application_insights', github: ‘Microsoft/ApplicationInsights-Ruby' • bundle install • <rails_root>/config.ru • require 'application_insights' • use ApplicationInsights::Rack::TrackRequest, "<INSTRUMENTATION KEY>", 5 • INSTRUMENTATION KEY • • OK

16. How to use? • • • tc = ApplicationInsights::TelemetryClient.new '<INSTRUMENTATION KEY>' • tc.track_event 'this action is posts#index’ • tc.track_exception e • tc.flush

17. DEMO

18. How to use? •

19. How to use?

20. How to use?

21. How to use?

22. How to use?

23. DEMO

24. Summary • • Rails Application Insights • • The Twelve-Factor App • > Treat logs as event streams •

25. WE ARE HIRING ぶっ飛んだエンジニア募集中です

26. Thank you :)