Async processing of long-running tasks in ASP.NET Core and more elmah.io news

3 new free tools, server-side source maps, async processing in ASP.NET Core, uptime checks, customer stories, integrating with Serilog, 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.

3 new free tools for .NET developers

We cannot stop publishing helpful tools and the total tool count is 9 now, all available on the tools page. This post is a follow-up with the latest three tools in the batch.

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Server-side source map support

Life is too short to look at minified JavaScript stack traces. Learn how the new server-side source map support can help you if you want to keep your source maps secret. Upload source maps manually or use a native integration with Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, or Octopus Deploy.

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Featured customer: Cogworks

Learn about Cogworks, a team of web developers, designers, content editors, and project managers, specialized in using the Umbraco platform. When looking back to the time before integrating with elmah.io, a senior developer at Cogworks states: "Now it's a case of how did we ever live without it?". Learn why in the full story:

Full story

Async processing of long-running tasks in ASP.NET Core

In this post, we'll show you how to implement async processing in ASP.NET Core, using a queue and the Background Worker feature.

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Uptime checks on steroids

We gave elmah.io uptime checks a major overhaul. Whois information, SSL certificates, and Lighthouse scores are now shown directly in your favorite Uptime Monitoring tool.

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Integration of the month: Serilog

elmah.io has great integration with the popular .NET logging framework Serilog. Check out how to set it up to add cloud logging on your existing Serilog configuration in just a few lines.

Serilog 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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