Aspnetcore.docs: 2.0 - App Insights integration
App Insights integration
tdykstra
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tdykstra
on 12 Aug 2017
Where can I read details about this?
I have found only this info:
Hosting environments can now inject extra package dependencies and execute code during application
startup, without the application needing to explicitly take a dependency or call any methods. This feature can be used to enable certain environments to "light-up" features unique to that environment without the application needing to know ahead of time.
In ASP.NET Core 2.0, this feature is used to automatically enable Application Insights diagnostics when debugging in Visual Studio and (after opting in) when running in Azure App Services. As a result, the project templates no longer add Application Insights packages and code by default.
hardhub
on 12 Aug 2017
@hardhub [@]bwren will be documenting the Application Insights integration. No ETA yet.
tdykstra
on 12 Aug 2017
Until the docs are done, where can I learn how this works? Any hint?
bitbonk
on 16 Sep 2017
I found this blog post interesting in understanding how the injection works. http://www.hishambinateya.com/istartup-vs-ihostingstartup
normj
on 18 Sep 2017
@bwren can we help you get started on this? Do you have an ETA for this.
Rick-Anderson
on 25 Sep 2017
@Rick-Anderson Sorry, there was some confusion on this. Adding @mrbullwinkle who now owns App Insights. I'll work with him to get this addressed.
bwren
on 25 Sep 2017
@mrbullwinkle Are there any updates to provide on this? Anything you need from me?
scottaddie
on 24 Oct 2017
@scottaddie it is on my internal VSTS board and I had originally planned to have it done this month. It got bumped by a few other tasks that I had not anticipated. I have two days blocked out next week to start working on this. I will send you an update 11/3 which I am tentatively targeting to have a first draft for your feedback/review.
mrbullwinkle
on 25 Oct 2017
@mrbullwinkle Just following up on this and hoping to get a status. Anything I can do to help?
scottaddie
on 7 Nov 2017
per @mrbullwinkle:
I have added tasks to the App Insights backlog:
- https://mseng.visualstudio.com/TechnicalContent/_workitems?id=1138727
- https://mseng.visualstudio.com/TechnicalContent/_workitems?id=1138735
cc @anthonychu
Rick-Anderson
on 15 Dec 2017
cc @cecilphillip
Rick-Anderson
on 15 Dec 2017
@mrbullwinkle can you give us an ETA on this? @scottaddie is willing to help.
Rick-Anderson
on 18 Jan 2018
@Rick-Anderson we have new App Insights content coming out for .Net Core next week: 1/22-1/26 and 1/29-31. Goal is to have all the content requests from your team complete by month end.
mrbullwinkle
on 19 Jan 2018
@mrbullwinkle Any updates to provide?
scottaddie
on 15 Feb 2018
@scottaddie Apologies again for the previous delay. I am working on the new App Insights .NET Core content right now,
mrbullwinkle
on 15 Feb 2018
This issue is addressed in this doc: https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/application-insights/app-insights-asp-net-core
mrbullwinkle
on 7 Jun 2018
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Where can I read details about this?
I have found only this info:
Hosting environments can now inject extra package dependencies and execute code during application
startup, without the application needing to explicitly take a dependency or call any methods. This feature can be used to enable certain environments to "light-up" features unique to that environment without the application needing to know ahead of time.
In ASP.NET Core 2.0, this feature is used to automatically enable Application Insights diagnostics when debugging in Visual Studio and (after opting in) when running in Azure App Services. As a result, the project templates no longer add Application Insights packages and code by default.