Added an ApplicationInsights logger#5
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…ve the dll co-resident (all in bin output dir).
…line to actually log to Azure. Will add azure interaction in next commit, which will require a nuget ref - this is a dependency that the original project did not require.
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I wanted to use your logging framework (I need a logger that intercepts, not one that has to be called explicitly) but I wanted my logs sent to the Azure cloud.
Azure have a logging and monitoring offering called "Application Insights". By following the same convention as you've already laid out you can "Enable-ApplicationInsights", provide an "InstrumentationKey" and have your logs sent off to the Azure cloud rather than to a file on disk.
Thanks.
p.s. it did require upgrading the .NET framework and adding a nuget reference to Microsoft.ApplicationInsights (MIT license).