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In a real-world integration landscape involving several Azure Logic Apps, addressing issues before they impact critical operations or customer experiences is crucial. Rather than simply responding to incidents after they occur, proactive monitoring empowers us to take preemptive measures and ensure business continuity.

 

In this article, you will explore one such Azure Logic App monitoring tool, highlighting the limitations of native Azure Monitor in attaining proactive monitoring and a way to resolve them.

Published by on under Azure | Cloud

When building a microservice application consisting of many distributed Azure services that communicate with each other, it is vital to have a mechanism that supports observing and tracing the request flow from end to end.

 

Understanding this, Azure offers native tools like Application Insights to achieve distributed tracing. They help to log and track how a request flow performs through Azure services.

 

This article dives deep into the significance of distributed tracing, how it can be attained using Application Insights, their pros/cons, and an out-of-the-box BAM solution to get started with.

Published by on under Azure | Azure Documenter in Serverless360

Cloud computing has revolutionized the way businesses operate in the digital age. The ability to store and access data and applications from anywhere with an internet connection, it has opened up new opportunities for businesses to increase their efficiency, collaboration, and competitiveness. In this article, we will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of cloud computing for businesses.

Published by on under Cloud | Cloud Computing

The world is changing fast and it’s hard to keep up with the pace of technological innovation. From self-driving cars to artificial intelligence and virtual reality, technology has revolutionized how we live, work and play.

 

Technology is ingrained in every aspect of our lives, and its impact will only grow stronger in the coming years. Here are six tech innovation trends to watch out for.

Published by on under Artificial Intelligence | Blockchain Technology

Microsoft Azure VM is a flexible cloud computing service that runs on an isolated partition of its host computer, used popularly for development and testing. Its versatility and ability to allow users to deploy applications in minutes make it an indispensable asset for most business organizations.

 

However, without the proper Microsoft Azure monitoring tool, servers often don't perform at maximum efficiency, resulting in unnecessary downtimes and service disruption.

Published by on under Azure | Cloud Computing

The massive shift from monolithic to microservices architecture has caused a considerable demand for distributed tracing. Traditional monitoring tools were designed for monolithic applications, so they primarily provide insights into application performance rather than how a request flows through the application.

 

However, if you are working with a microservices architecture, it is crucial to track every user request and the path of the request flow across multiple applications.

Published by on under Azure | Azure Tutorial

The Service Bus Queues and Topics are enterprise-level messaging technologies offered by Microsoft Azure to make messaging between services more reliable. Anyone using them for their business should be familiar with a concept known as message dead-lettering.

 

Now, let's begin by discussing Service Bus dead-letter Queues, how they work, and most importantly, the top choices you should consider for monitoring the same.

Published by on under Azure | Azure Tutorial