Application Monitoring in Microsoft Azure

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German Intermediate Development

Unter Anwendungsüberwachung in der Cloud versteht man die Verfolgung und Analyse des Verhaltens und der Leistung von Cloud-basierten Anwendungen mithilfe von Tools und Techniken, um eine optimale Leistung, Zuverlässigkeit und Verfügbarkeit zu gewährleisten. Durch die Überwachung wichtiger Kennzahlen wie Antwortzeit, Fehlerrate und Ressourcennutzung können Probleme, die sich auf die Anwendungsleistung und die Benutzerfreundlichkeit auswirken, schnell erkannt und behoben werden. Azure bietet eine Reihe von integrierten Überwachungstools wie Application Insights, Log Analytics und Container Insights, über die ein Monitoring erleichtert wird. Über die Abfragesprache KQL (Kusto Query Language) können darüber hinaus eigene Abfrage erstellt werden, um Fehler in einer Anwendung oder Infrastruktur aufzufinden. In dieser Session zeigt Daniel Lindemann die Verwendung der verschiedenen Monitoring Tools in Azure und wie sie helfen mehr Stabilität in eine Anwendung zu bringen.

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Daniel Lindemann

Consultant @ abtis GmbH

Daniel Lindemann is a developer and consultant at abtis GmbH in Pforzheim. He is specialized in developing modern solutions with cloud-native approaches, which is why he is passionate about the topics serverless and container architectures in Microsoft Azure. In accordance with the motto "Who builds it, runs it.", he also supports application developers in the fields of IT infrastructure, automation and DevOps.

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