How to implement customized role permissions in ASP.NET Core and more elmah.io news

.NET stack traces, Azure DevOps extensions, customized role permissions in ASP.NET Core, dark theme, Customer stories, Integration with PagerDuty, and more elmah.io news.

Hi, y'all!

Welcome to the recent edition of the elmah.io newsletter. We are (like always) pushing out new features and improvements and I'm looking forward to sharing the recent ones with you in this newsletter.

Understanding .NET stack traces - A guide for developers

This post will walk you through the basics of .NET stack traces and explore advanced scenarios, including inner and aggregate exceptions.

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YAML support in Azure DevOps extensions

The two elmah.io extensions of Azure DevOps, Upload Source Map and Deployment Tasks, now supports YAML-based build and deployment pipelines. Previously, the extensions were available for Release pipelines only.

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Featured customer: ZimplerConsulting

Learn about ZimplerConsulting, a company helping large customers in The Netherlands with everything from custom ASP.NET Core development to Sitefinity websites.

"elmah.io is really easy to set up and configure and it always works!"

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How to implement customized role permissions in ASP.NET Core

Learn how to implement authentication, authorization, and custom role permissions in ASP.NET Core, securing access and managing user permissions.

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Dark theme finally here! 🌑

A commonly requested feature has been a dark theme. Both the blog and documentation site now offers a dark theme. Over the next period, we will be working to bring the dark theme to other elmah.io websites as well.

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Integration of the month: PagerDuty

Integrate one or more elmah.io logs with PagerDuty to get real-time notifications. PagerDuty offer a range of notification methods like phone call and emails.

PagerDuty integration

Overall improvements

Here are some of the improvements we have added since last:

And even more blog posts:

It's not too late to check out our eBook, .NET Web Application Logging Essentials. It's free for our newsletter subscribers (that's you).

That's all folks!

You're officially up to date on all of the goodies added to elmah.io since the last newsletter. As always, reach out if you would like to start monitoring your .NET applications. I'm so sure you will love elmah.io that you will get your money back if you're not satisfied.

Thomas Ardal

elmah.io

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