Asp.Net Core released version 2.2 and together with it comes HealthChecks feature. (Read more). One of the features it has is to push health check results to Azure Application Insights. But I have not found any way how to see those results in Azure portal. To send the results I am using following extension:
services.AddHealthChecks()
.AddSqlServer("...")
.AddApplicationInsightsPublisher();
Is there a way to view those Health Check reports in Application Insights?
EDIT 1: I took the example from official github docs.
EDIT 2: If I go to the Azure portal query analytics I see following results:
Querying requests
:
Querying customEvents
here: GET /health
is my healthCheck endpoint. By querying requests
logs I can see if health check failed or not, but I want to see more details about each health check, also I don't think I need any extension for this, so I don't understand what AddApplicationInsightsPublisher()
actually does.
Open your project in Visual Studio. Go to Project > Add Application Insights Telemetry. Choose Azure Application Insights, then select Next. Choose your subscription and Application Insights instance (or create a new instance with Create new), then select Next.
Add Application Insights automatically From within your ASP.NET web app project in Visual Studio: Select Project > Add Application Insights Telemetry > Application Insights Sdk (local) > Next > Finish > Close.
Implementing basic health monitoring When developing ASP.NET Core Microservices, you can use a built-in health monitoring feature by using a nuget package Microsoft. Extension. Diagnostic. HealthCheck.
There is currently an issue with the registration of the publisher (HealthCheckPublisherHostedService) which will be fixed for aspnet core 3. Currently the workaround is to manually register correctly the class :
services.AddHealthChecks()
.AddApplicationInsightsPublisher();
// This is a hack to fix an issue with the AddApplicationInsightsPublisher() call above
services.TryAddEnumerable(ServiceDescriptor.Singleton(typeof(IHostedService), typeof(HealthCheckPublisherOptions).Assembly.GetType("Microsoft.Extensions.Diagnostics.HealthChecks.HealthCheckPublisherHostedService")));
See : https://github.com/aspnet/Extensions/issues/639
It looks the health events are sent to Application Insights as custom events using TravkEvent api. You can see them in Analytics or Search in the portal.
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