It’s Friday afternoon and the management asked you to create a quick chart illustrating your team’s bug handling pipeline. Easy-peasy. Step 1 – extract data from the Squash-A-Bug system Status Count New 4268 Under Review 1921 Planned 516 Completed 229 Step 2 – visualize it as a small dashboard: That…. does not… look… good… (tried […]
This never ends. Shortly after I finished writing about tracing in Azure Functions, I found Daryl “Always Raising” LaBar explaining how to use ExtendedOrganizationService wrapper to easily capture everything in your plugin: Wouldn’t it be nice for debugging if your plugins automatically traced every IOrganzationService Request, along with the parameters and the time that it […]
When describing tracing in Azure Functions previously, I dropped almost in passing that to capture .NET traces in Azure Functions is easy – just create your own TraceListener. I also added that the code takes a shortcut with log.Info and requires a bit of tuning like mapping logging levels from Connector to TraceWriter but those […]
Be careful when enabling auditing on the Mailbox entity. As Jukka “Kalsarikännit” Niiranen has discovered after analyzing why one of the instance consumed disproportional storage: “It all looked fine at first, but looks like at some point the sync process had started to update the exchangesyncstatexml field with new data every few minutes. [This] field […]
Mini truckstop, the only remarkable thing about it that this time I was on the receiving end. I was helping a customer to get to the bottom of some strange behavior when I noticed this entry in the audit log: What. Is. That?! 10 minutes later after failed boogle-fu, I’ve reached out for help. About […]
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