For the folks going to the largest developer conference in Canada, DevTeach; you are in for a real treat as you will be first people on the planet to see Application Insights in anger as the DevTeach organizers have graciously added a session for this exciting new topic. Unfortunately due to a family emergency i won’t be able to come and present this session (or my Test Session) but that is not all bad news for the attendees, as Vlad Joanovic who has been working on Application Insights from day one has offered to step in deliver this first public drill down since the announcement and the 5 minute demo at the Visual Studio 2013 launch. I know Jean-Rene and Mario are finalizing the session agenda now and my last minute cancelation isn’t helping but the Application Insights session is currently scheduled for 1:30pm. If you haven’t registered i don’t think it is too late –and they even have a way for you to go in for a lucky draw for a free registration! Included below is the Application Insights session abstract and more informaton about Vlad.
First look at Application Insights for Visual Studio Online
As you may have seen at the Visual Studio 2013 launch Microsoft announced a brand new preview offering called “Application Insights” This DevTeach session will be the FIRST public presentation dedicated to this this new offering! With the move to Cloud as a key part of the development platform and faster release cadences, gaining actionable insight into your live site application is rapidly becoming a “must have” in the development and management of your applications. Looking to address that need, Applications insights is a new big bet for the developer division. Regardless if you are in development or production, Application Insights delivers a set of services to provide in depth and actionable insight into your production application. The services include global availability and performance, customer usage and deep internal diagnostic information. All of this information is then surfaced in easy to customize dashboards, easy to use reports and in the case of threshold violations, alerts can be sent via a sophisticated notification engine.
Vlad Joanovic
Vlad Joanovic is a program manager at Microsoft and working in the develop division within Cloud and Enterprise focused on application monitoring solutions and helping developers and ops (devops) manage their applications. Vlad’s spent over a decade in the monitoring business and held roles on all aspects of the System Center Operations Manager component including user interface, APIs, core and working with both SI and ISV partners and is now focused on building a new service within Visual Studio Online called Application Insights. Vlad is a frequent speaker at Microsoft conferences worldwide. Vlad graduated with a Bachelors of Applied Science from the University of Waterloo.
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Round 2: A chance to win a free registration for DevTeach
Would you like to win a free pass to DevTeach Vancouver? Well Round 2 start now. here’s how you can win the contest with three simple steps. Head over to Microsoft Virtual Academy, Microsoft’s ever-growing collection of free online live and on-demand training across the entire Microsoft platform – https://aka.ms/DevTeachMVA – and view any two (or more!) sessions from any of the courses listed below. Once done, take a screenshot of your MVA transcript. See this link for step 2 and 3. This contest will close at 11:59 PM on Tuesday, November 19th 2013.
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