This article is part of a series of articles about modern tooling and techniques for building distributed systems in DotNet.
In our first article, we saw how easy it was to set up a full ELK stack by leveraging pre-built containers. In this blog, I show how to leverage ELK in a .NET application and aggregate our logs into a single place. You will see just how simple it is to start getting some insights into your application. Let’s get started…
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Modern Tooling for Distributed Systems This two-part mini series focuses on modern tooling and techniques for building distributed systems through in-depth explanations and hands-on examples. The collection is specifically geared towards traditional .NET developers, but anyone will find value in the content.Series Part One Containers For .NET Developers A run through of how to use Docker for Windows to set …
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