Introduction Azure Service Bus is a messaging service provided by Microsoft Azure that allows communication between applications and services. It provides a reliable and scalable platform for sending and receiving messages asynchronously. Whether you’re building a simple application or a complex distributed system, Azure Service Bus can help you decouple...

Table of contents Introduction Prerequisites Step 1: Create Action Groups Step 1.1: Action Groups Structure Step 1.2: Create Action Groups Step 1.3: Test Action Group Step 2: Create a new alert rule Step 2.1: Setup Conditions Step 2.2: Write Log Query Step 2.3: Associate Action Group Step 2.4: Test Alert...

Introduction Website downtime can be a critical issue for companies in industries such as Insurance, Healthcare, Finance, and Banking, especially for applications that are mission critical. It can lead to inconvenience for users and potentially result in significant financial losses. To proactively address this challenge, Azure Application Insights offers a...

Scenario: You are the web administrator for User Illusions, a virtual reality gaming company based in Hollywood, CA. You must ensure that your company website is up and running at all times. If an outage is detected, you must be notified so that you can take action quickly. You will...

Application Insights - Telemetry 1. How do I instrument (monitor/record/enabling to capture telemetry) an application? Autoinstrumentation - if you don’t have access to source code You only need to install the Application Insights SDK if: You require custom events and metrics. You require control over the flow of telemetry....

DAPR is an abbreviation for Distributed APplication Runtime. As the name implies, it’s useful for container-based, distributed architectures. It makes life easier when it comes to: Service Discovery. When you deploy multiple instances of your application, then how do you find them? This is where DAPR comes to the rescue....

Keeping your C# applications safe and sound. Keeping app secrets safe is always tricky for developers. We want to work on the main parts of the app without getting distracted by secret-keeping. But, the app’s safety is very important. So, what ways can we use to better keep our secrets?...

ASP.NET Core Blazor Server is a platform for developing modern and dynamic web applications. With Blazor Server, you can write code in C# and create rich user interfaces using HTML and CSS, all while taking advantage of server-side rendering and real-time updates. Advantages of Blazor Server-side rendering Interactive user interfaces...

Many types of applications require background tasks that run independently of the user interface (UI). Examples include batch jobs, intensive processing tasks, and long-running processes such as workflows. Background jobs can be executed without requiring user interaction--the application can start the job and then continue to process interactive requests...

In this article, we’ll explore several options for deploying an ASP .NET Core web app to Azure App Service in the cloud. From the infamous Right-Click-Publish to fully automated CI/CD, you’ll learn about the latest Deployment Center option in the Azure Portal for App Service for web apps. NOTE: If...