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TechX Azure 2015 - Application Insights
This document discusses Application Insights, a service that allows developers to monitor web and mobile applications. It provides metrics and diagnostics data to help understand app performance and usage. The document outlines key features like metrics exploration, alerts, diagnostics search, and session tracking. It also covers data retention policies, separating environments with different instrumentation keys, and upcoming SDK improvements.
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- 41. data retention Diagnostics 7days Metrics 30 days (/minute) 13 months (/hour) Max 500 msgs/second, 10M page views+events/month Metrics will be correct, diagnostics discarded
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Editor's Notes
- #3 A 360 degree view on your applications
- #4 Still in preview for a couple more months, probably GA end of Q1
- #5 Old vs new version, lots of docs point to old
- #6 The core is an instrumentation key Belongs to a resource group – grouping for spending, access etc
- #7 Demo: QR-code dev/itpro Show portal Show stats Usage – page views Segment on OS
- #8 Start with web
- #9 VS2013 U3 has it built-in
- #10 Add installs nuget and updates web.config Also gives an AI config file
- #11 Applicationinsights.config
- #12 VS shows that events are being sent Data immediately shows up in the portal
- #13 Any web (or javascript-enabled) app can send telemetry
- #14 Easy to access code from portal
- #15 Client side data
- #16 Currently the only way to monitor dependant resources (BLOB, HTTP, SQL)
- #17 Install and choose what web apps to activate, will update config and restart IIS.
- #18 Status Monitor adds monitoring of dependant resources, otherwise the same as
- #19 IIS is required
- #20 Outside-in web test
- #21 Add your test – locations and criteria
- #23 How can a 200-returning call keep failing? ALL resources must succeed for test to pass
- #24 These limits will probably change soon
- #25 Some glitches around hot hours for online banking
- #27 Apps coming soon – but can still report telemetry to ASP.NET Application Insights-app with apps SDK.
- #30 Debug mode reports continously, release mode sends upon NEXT resume. (if online, otherwise next time)
- #31 Example of telemetry data
- #32 Some common concepts
- #33 Metrics is looking at lots of data at once (eg graphs) Diagnostics is per event
- #34 Metrics explorer has filters
- #35 Alerts on metrics
- #36 Drilling down opens diagnostics search
- #37 Eg you can follow a session.
- #38 Custom telemetry is easy; events, exceptions and pageviews are most common. You can send properties too. Metrics are currently not shown in the Azure portal.
- #39 Custom events are also easily accessible in the portal.
- #40 Continuous export to storage container, nicely organized on type, json data.
- #41 DEMO - storage xplorer - alerts - diagnostics search follow session filter - - banks?
- #42 Of course continuous export allows you to keep ALL data.
- #45 Bought by Microsoft fall 2014, will hopefully be a part of AI in the future