From the course: ASP.NET Core Health Checks

You should care about logging and health checks - ASP.NET Core Tutorial

From the course: ASP.NET Core Health Checks

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You should care about logging and health checks

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- [Christian] In theory, a web application has zero bugs and is up and running all the time. I've yet to see such an app and that's why we are here. Logging allows us to record events while our site is running and health checks provide an HTTP API to tell us whether all is good or not. In my LinkedIn Learning course, I'll show you how to use the built-in logging and health check features of ASP.NET Core so that you always know whether and how your app is operating. I will cover creating log files, storing logs in the file system and in the cloud, setting up health checks, verifying whether the app and its dependencies are still running and much more. My name is Christian Wenz. I'm excited to show you what ASP.NET Core offers and how it makes adding logging and health checks a positive and productive experience.

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