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Monitof your app with Live Metrics Stream on Azure

Today I'll show you a Live Metrics Stram, which is the Azure function that helps you monitor your services on the go.

Before you have working application with Application Insights Nuget package insialled, You need to go to Azure Portal and create new Application Insights:

Then click Create button:

Then fill the form and specify the application name and type, a valid subscription, resource group and the region.
Once you fill the form, click Create.
Wait a few seconds for Azure to deploy the newly created Application Insights.

Then go to Dashboard and search for your insights:

When you have your application insights running and configured app, then you can go to web brower and request your page 5 times. After that your live metrics could looke something like this:

Azure portal says this about Applications Insights:
It's available if you install version 2.2.0 (or later) of the Application Insights SDK for ASP.NET in your app.
If you work on older versions of packahe in the application that you want to monitor, then you should remember to upgrade your packages firt to version 2.2.0 or higher.

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