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Introducing Orneholm.ApplicationInsights.HealthChecks! - ASP.NET Core Health Checks publisher for Application Insights
ASP.NET Core Health Checks is a great feature introduced in ASP.NET Core 2.2. It allows you to define a set of health checks that can verify the health status of your application by checking a range of conditions, like access to a database, Azure storage or maybe an external SMTP server.
The most common scenario is to publish an endpoint that hints the health of the application so that external monitoring solutions can check it, like a Kubernetes Cluster, Azure Traffic Manager or Application Insights Availability tests.
Speaking about Application Insights Availability, that is a great service that can ping your web application from locations around the globe to verify it is available. But even with the health check monitor endpoint enabled, you still would not get the exact details on what wasn’t working in case it reports unhealthy. Likewise, if the application is behind a firewall, no external service would be able to ping it. That leads us into...
Orneholm.ApplicationInsights.HealthChecks uses the IHealthCheckPublisher API:s to periodically push the health check reports, including details, to Application Insights as Availability telemetry.
Now you can track the health in Azure Portal:
You can also get full details by querying the data in Analytics:
And plot those durations as a scatter chart to get a visual overview:
The package is now available on NuGet: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Orneholm.ApplicationInsights.HealthChecks/
All source code is published under the MIT-license at GitHub: https://github.com/PeterOrneholm/Orneholm.ApplicationInsights
If you have feedback or question, please file an Issue at GitHub or ping me at Twitter! Enjoy!
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