Test run of HTTP Logging in ASP.NET Core 6 and more elmah.io news

Parsing SSL certificates in C#, the Dark Screen of Death, HTTP Logging in ASP.NET Core 6, customer stories, integrating with Umbraco, 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.

Download, parse, and store SSL certificates in C#

Learn about how to download, parse, and store SSL certificates in C#. Parse common names and present detailed certificate information like a pro.

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Introducing the Dark Screen of Death

Ever experienced being blinded during late-hour work by the developer exception page in ASP.NET Core? What is commonly referred to as the "White Screen of Death" (WSoD) is great for inspecting exceptions while developing. But this page is just so bright that when you launch a website from Code or Visual Studio with dark mode, the page is instantly burned into the retina of your eyes. That's why we've built Dark Screen of Death (DSoD).

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Featured customer: Property UX

Learn about Property UX, the company behind an automated digital assistant to help property residents and staff complete tasks and stay connected. As part of building out new functionality and teach their bots the finer points of polite conversation, elmah.io is crucial in ensuring correct error monitoring of them gets tongue-tied in the middle of an important exchange. Learn why in the full story:

Full story

Test run of HTTP Logging in ASP.NET Core 6

In this post, I'll introduce you to the new HTTP Logging middleware available in ASP.NET Core 6. Learn how to set it up and how to configure it.

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Integration of the month: Umbraco

As the only cloud logger, we support Umbraco through a native integration. Log all uncaught exceptions and integrate into the Umbraco core.

Umbraco integration

Overall improvements

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

New free tools: C# Guid Generator, XML Formatter, and C# Formatter
.NET 6 upgrade
Columns and Actions moved
Support for extensions from multiple browsers
Does not contain condition in Add filter dialog
Has any value / Does not have any value conditions
Improved spike detection
New versions of Elmah.Io.Client, Elmah.Io, Elmah.Io.AspNetCore, Elmah.Io.Blazor.Wasm, Elmah.Io.Extensions.Logging, Elmah.Io.Functions, Elmah.Io.Log4Net, Elmah.Io.NLog, Serilog.Sinks.ElmahIo, Elmah.Io.Umbraco, Elmah.Io.Cli, and Elmah.Io.JavaScript

And another blog post:

Bulk download from Azure Blob Storage with C#

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

Test run of HTTP Logging in ASP.NET Core 6 and more elmah.io news

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

New LINQ extensions in .NET 6 and more elmah.io news

Create a colored CLI with System.CommandLine and Spectre 🎨 and more elmah.io news

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

Rate limiting API requests with ASP.NET Core and more elmah.io news

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