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- Application Monitoring
- Setting Up Windows Azure Diagnostics
- Accessing Windows Azure Diagnostic Data
- Windows Azure Diagnostics Configuration Demo
- On-Demand Transfer for the Windows Azure Diagnostics Configuration?
- Modifying the Windows Azure Diagnostics Configuration
- Tradeoffs with Windows Azure Diagnostics Configuration
- Windows Azure Service Dashboard
- Scenarios
- Summary
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Modifying the Windows Azure Diagnostics Configuration
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Modifying the Windows Azure Diagnostics Configuration
These two applications can also be used to demonstrate how to revise the diagnostic configuration. Suppose we want to add a performance counter to our diagnostic configuration. The OnDemandDiagnosticTransfer application is set up to make that technique easy to demonstrate. Select the Performance Counter you want to add, along with the sample rate. When the Tickets application is running, click the Add Performance Counter button. Then click the Transfer Data button to do an on-demand transfer. You'll see both the Working Set counter and the Performance Counter you selected in Azure storage. To view the information, you would use the same procedure demonstrated in Video 2.
The following code fragment illustrates how this is done:
IEnumerable<RoleInstanceDiagnosticManager> roleDiagnosticManagers =
diagnosticManager.GetRoleInstanceDiagnosticManagersForRole(roleName);
foreach (RoleInstanceDiagnosticManager roleInstanceDiagnosticManager
in roleDiagnosticManagers)
{
DiagnosticMonitorConfiguration diagnosticConfiguration =
roleInstanceDiagnosticManager.GetCurrentConfiguration();
diagnosticConfiguration.PerformanceCounters.DataSources.
Add(performanceCounterConfiguration);
roleInstanceDiagnosticManager.SetCurrentConfiguration(diagnosticConfiguration);
}