A little over a year ago, the Application Insights team re-introduced release annotations so that users would have the ability to correlate occurrences of app and services releases with their APM…
We’ve published an update to the Application Insights metric widget that will provide users with visual alerts (warning and critical) when a defined threshold is crossed.
We’ve developed a metric widget for the Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) dashboard to help you integrate your Application Insights data into your workflow.
Today I’m going to discuss work item integration with Visual Studio Team Services (aka VSTS).
In an effort to support our user base that does not currently use VSTS, we’d like to bring you a Powershell script you can use to create Release Annotations from anywhere.
Good news, the detail blade for the Annotations feature in Application Insights is now available!
I’m happy to announce that Release Annotations (formerly known as “deployment markers”) are now live in Application Insights!
This new lab is intended to help you explore all of the major components of Application Insights quickly, but in enough depth that you will be able to see how to apply what you’ve learned to real, live projects.
