Azure Apps: Diagnostics, Instrumentation, and Logging

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Overview

Learn how to use the diagnostics, instrumentation, and logging tools in Microsoft Azure to manage the health, security, performance, and cost of Azure services and systems.

Azure is a complex ecosystem. Diagnosing issues can be difficult with so many services and systems—but it's critical to get right. This course takes an Azure-centric approach to diagnosing, instrumentation, and logging with Azure applications. Instructor Sahil Malik explains how to use Application Insights to track and record exceptions; perform diagnostic logging; and view health, activity, and usage metrics in Azure Monitor. He also shows how to use Azure Monitor to track virtual machines and containers, monitor network conditions, and scale services automatically based on predefined rules. Plus, learn how to optimize your deployments with Azure Advisor security and performance recommendations. With these tools and tips, you can gain deeper insights into resources you have provisioned both on-premises and in the Azure cloud.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Diagnostics, instrumentation, and logging in Azure apps
  • What you should know
1. Application Insights
  • What is Azure Application Insights?
  • Set up your project to use Application Insights
  • Application Insights in use
  • Track and record exceptions
  • Grant necessary roles to view snapshots
  • View exception details
2. Diagnostic Logging
  • What is diagnostic logging?
  • Simple diagnostic logging
  • View streaming logs
3. Azure Monitor
  • What is Azure Monitor?
  • Provisioned resources
  • Activity log
  • Alerts
  • Metrics
  • Logs
  • Service Health
  • Application Insights
  • Virtual machines and containers
  • Network
  • Diagnostic settings
  • Autoscale
  • Usage and estimated costs
  • Advisor recommendations and support requests
Conclusion
  • Next steps

Taught by

Sahil Malik