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Vlad Joanovic, Bret GrinsladePrincipal Program Managers3-597
Gain Early Warning of Performance Issues and Failures, and Pinpoint the Cause with Application Insights
3-597
What is Application Insights?Your Service or Device app has a problem – now what?Services
Getting started project change or existing deployed app
Application Insights configuration Deep application insight and drill back to
code ASP.NET and Java
Windows Phone apps Crashes
Agenda slide
Vlad Joanovic
Program ManagerApplication Insights
Visual Studio
Before that…
Windows
Bing
Dynamics
Bret Grinslade
Windows
System Center
Operations Manager
Delivered as a Service – VS Online, Azure Portal Preview
VSIX integration with VS 2013 Reduce mean time to detect problems Reduce mean time to resolve problems Ensure your application is succeeding
Application Insights
For Services and Device apps: AvailablePerformingSucceeding
Data flow - Services
Browser
AI Telemetry:DefaultCustom
Service
Webtests
AI Telemetry:DefaultCustom
How to get started Results-in
Create availability tests from locations around the world
Metrics and alerting: Application availability/response time, per webtest, per location per webtest
Default: script in browser (code change)Custom: submitting custom events or timed events (code change)
Default: user and page sessions and activities, environment dataCustom: Specific actions tracked
Default: installing Microsoft monitoring agent (MMA) on server, using server side SDKCustom: ApplicationInsights.config tuning and windows perf counters, Collect logs (Log4Net, NLog, TraceListener)
Default: Starts byte code instrumentation. Enables perf/exception event and drill to code, app started eventsCustom:
• Metrics aggregated over instances, collected at 1 min, includes alerting
• Search over logs
YourService
App Insight
Data flow - Devices
Appon
Device
AI Telemetry:DefaultCustom
How to get started Results-in
Default: Adding AppInsight using VSIX (code change)Custom: submitting custom events or timed events (code change)
Default: Device level information include app start up time, screen size, battery, etcCustom: Specific actions tracked
YourApp
App Insight
Settings configure-able through ApplicationInsights.config PerformanceThreshold – default 5 seconds SensitivityThreshold – default 100 ms Namespaces – default All EnableAllExceptions – default all MemoryEventSettings – default true
Virtual or private memory used by a worker process
Log settings Log4Net, NLog, Trace Listener
BuildInfo integration For VS project information and deployment markers
Application Insights configuration
ApplicationInsights.configAPMLogs
Getting Started – Existing deployed service
Settings configure-able through ApplicationInsights.config PerformanceThreshold – default 5 seconds SensitivityThreshold – default 100 ms Namespaces – default All EnableAllExceptions – default all MemoryEventSettings – default true
Virtual or private memory used by a worker process
Log settings Log4Net, NLog, Trace Listener
Application Insights config
ApplicationInsights.configAPMLogs
Exploring the data set
Download StackTraceData excel file from Windows Phone app store
Run tool View and analyze results Fix crashes and improve your
app Tool available now
https://wpinsights.codeplex.com/releases/view/120079
Mike Smacinih
Your Windows Phone app crashes
Import, analyze and solve windows phone app crashes
Windows Phone crash insights
Alert over metrics. Email for alert activation and resolution
Dashboards to capture key metrics at a glance
Alerting and Dashboards
Alert over perf metrics, dashboards for surfacing key metrics at a glance
Alerts and dashboards
http://aka.ms/AIVSIX http://aka.ms/ApplicationInsightsForum http://aka.ms/AIUserVoice http://aka.ms/AIbug http://aka.ms/ApplicationInsightsBlog http://aka.ms/ApplicationInsightsDocs http://aka.ms/AppInsightsDemo http://aka.ms/AIBuild
Resources
Usability feedback Quick pulse studies Low-fidelity prototypes
BuildConference2014
Visit the design team in the back of the room or http://aka.ms/VSUxResearch
Participate in
Visual Studio design research
Wed
3-592 2:30 Make Data-Driven, High-Impact Improvements to an Application with Application Insights
Peter Provost Andrew Bragdon
Thurs
3-584 2:30 Continuous Delivery and Continuous Integration with Visual Studio Online and Microsoft Azure
Chris Patterson
3-597 5:30 Gain Early Warning of Performance Issues and Failures, and Pinpoint the Cause with Application Insights
Bret GrinsladeVlad Joanovic
Friday
3-595 9:00 Using the Cloud-Based Load Testing Service and Application Insights to Find Scale and Performance Bottlenecks in Your Applications
Chuck Sterling
3-596 10:30 Rapidly Detect Application Outages with Application Insights
Vlad Joanovic
3-590 12:30 Deep Dive into Git with Team Foundation Server Martin WoodwardEd Thomson
Go to http://visualstudio.com or the Visual Studio booth to learn more!
Less hassle, more success with Visual Studio Online
Visual Studio Online (now generally available!)The easiest way to plan, build, and ship software, now with a 99.9% availability SLA, Git repositories, continuous integration and deployment to Microsoft Azure.
Application Insights (Preview)Get a 360° view of your application’s availability, performance, and usage when hosted on-premises, in Microsoft Azure, or with other cloud providers.
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Common Scenario from booth
Your App
Customers using SaaS
Application Insights
Customer
You App
Customer
Your App
X
Prod,QA, etc
Stamp X
Use local collection mode
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