Predicting Die Hard fans with ML.NET in C# and more elmah.io news

The NuGet packages we use, new correlations feature, predicting with machine learning, uptime monitoring improvements, integrating with Trello, 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.

The NuGet packages we use to build elmah.io

Get inspired by this list of NuGet packages we use to build elmah.io. Learn about each package, how we use it, and what we like about it.

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Introducing Correlations

We have launched a new feature on elmah.io named Correlations. With Correlations, you can correlate/group log messages across multiple sites and services together. Think of a console app calling an API that puts a message on a queue that a service consumes. By correlating log messages from all three processes, you will be able to see a shared trace of what happens.

Correlations

Featured customer: BPS Designs.

BPS Designs is a web development company based in Lancashire in the UK with a specialty in creating online systems that multiple companies use to manage their own business. Learn about BPS Designs and how they are using elmah.io to monitor their SaaS platforms.

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Predicting Die Hard fans with ML.NET and C#

This post will teach you how to predict the value of a boolean using ML.NET and a binary classification trainer. The code uses movie scores as an example.

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Major updates to elmah.io Uptime Monitoring

We made some large updates to elmah.io Uptime Monitoring like configurable regions and adding 4 more regions. Check out the following blog post for detailed information:

More details

Integration of the month: Trello

Automatically create a Trello card on a list of your choice when new errors are logged in your elmah.io logs. Check out how easy it is to set up:

Trello 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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