Get stream Diagnostic trace log via Azure command line plus glimpse

As I've always said, "When you have doubts, turn on the trail." 8630.html "> Sometimes" got here "-debugging is a good tool. I tend to use a lot of System.Diagnostics.Trace in my code. Then use Elmah or glimpse to learn more.

Recently, though, I've tracked the data I want on some http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13357.html ">azure" sites, and sometimes I get it through the azure command line.

I will deploy this (or deploy it through Visual Studio):

Azure site Create MySite--gitgit Add. Git commit-m "initial deploy" git push Azure master Then if I want to reboot, start, stop tracking sites and so on, I certainly can. Azure Site Restart MySite

Besides, I used to talk to a dev and say I really did.

Azure Site Log Tail MySite

They did it! Check this out. You can try it now.

Add tracking to your application

First, make an application with some tracking. Here's My. Any asp.net application is OK, MVC, Web Forms, or Web Pages. But pay attention to the way of tracking.

public class Homecontroller:controller {public ActionResult Index () {viewbag.message = ' Modify This temp           Late to jump-start your asp.net MVC creator. "           System.Diagnostics.Trace.TraceError ("zOMG");       return View ();          Public ActionResult About () {viewbag.message = "Your App description page."          System.Diagnostics.Trace.TraceInformation ("ethically chillin.");      return View (); }  }

Then, upload it to azure. In this case I direct through vs release, just right-click to select Publish and import the Publish profile you downloaded from the portal. You are free to publish.