Application Insights Code Optimizations for .NET Apps - .NET Blog

Learn how Application Insights Code Optimizations helps .NET developers identify performance bottlenecks and get AI-powered recommendations through GitHub Copilot integration.

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Sure, you could build custom dashboards and metric alerts with Azure Application Insights. But we shouldn't have to, now that this GA feature of Power Platform Monitor offers "Effortless Visibility and Operational Insights for All".😏

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/blog/power-apps/effortless-visibility-and-operational-insights-for-all-with-monitor/

#Azure #ApplicationInsights #PowerPlatform

Effortless Visibility and Operational Insights for All with Monitor

Monitor is generally available in Power Platform and Power Apps. Gain insights and recommendations to optimize app and flow performance

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🚨 Dataverse Plug-in Failing Due to Permissions?
If you’re seeing "User does not have permission" errors, you might need to use impersonation or fix security roles. 🔧💡

Learn how to fix plug-in privilege errors the right way! 🚀👇

#Dataverse #PowerPlatform #PlugInSecurity #Dynamics365 #ApplicationInsights

http://mytrial365.com/2025/05/08/blog-5-handling-user-privilege-errors-in-dataverse-plug-ins/

Blog 5: Handling User Privilege Errors in Dataverse Plug-ins

When developing Dataverse plug-ins, user privilege errors can be a common issue. These errors occur when a plug-in tries to perform an action that the executing user does not have permissions for. …

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Using Application Insights simultaneously with Sitecore logs

Sitecore has done very cool implementation for Application Insights (also referenced as App Insights) for logging all Sitecore things there instead of usual Sitecore log files. This is best for Paa…

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Request ID middleware in ASP.NET Core

In a previous post, I wrote about the built-in log correlation features for ASP.NET Core when logging to Application Insights. But what if you want to log elsewhere or want more control over the correlation ID? A custom middleware could be all you need.

ASP.NET Core log correlation in Azure

If you're hosting your ASP.NET Core application in Azure, you're most likely collecting your logs in Application Insights. Make sure you configure the logging in your application correctly to take advantage of built-in support for per-request log correlation.

Benefits of structured logging

After you create a new .NET 8 project, you'll soon notice many new diagnostics being enabled by default. If you're using string interpolation in your logging calls, it will now result in code suggestions in your error list.

Does anyone know the technical details of "Parse dependent requests” in the Microsoft Azure Monitor availability test? It says:

"Test requests images, scripts, style files, and other files that are part of the webpage under test. The recorded response time includes the time taken to get these files. The test fails if any of these resources can't be successfully downloaded within the timeout for the whole test. If the option isn't selected, the test only requests the file at the URL you specified. Enabling this option results in a stricter check. The test could fail for cases, which might not be noticeable when you manually browse the site.”

What I'm wondering is whether all resources must be listed flat in the same HTML document, or whether Azure Monitor will traverse a hierarchy of links?

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/availability-standard-tests

#Microsoft #Azure #Monitor #ApplicationInsights #Availability #Test #URL #HTML #Parse

Availability Standard test - Azure Monitor Application Insights - Azure Monitor

Set up Standard tests in Application Insights to check for availability of a website with a single request test.

An idea for an IDE extension (#Rider / #VisualStudio): Hook up #Azure #ApplicationInsights and show inline performance and error details on #ASP.NET route methods.
It probably exists already.
Microsoft has announced that API keys used to stream live metrics telemetry into Application Insights will be retired. After 30 September 2025, applications that use API keys will no longer be able to send telemetry data to your Application Insights resource. To continue streaming live metrics telemetry, Azure AD authentication... https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/switch-to-azure-ad-authentication-for-application-insights-by-30-september-2025/ #AzureAD #applicationinsights #softcorpremium
Switch to Azure AD authentication for application insights by 30 September 2025 | Azure updates | Microsoft Azure

API keys used to stream live metrics telemetry into application insights will be retired on 30 September 2025.