Thanks,
but besides append to a Blob Storage,
what if I want to write from log4Net application log to LogAnalytics Workspace?
What is the correct way to see my application log onto LogAnalytics?
\sergio
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I have trouble storing logs to a Storage Account.
Specifically I have an AppService (dotNet ASP api application) that internally write logs, now I want to save these logs in a permanent storage.
I've configured the "App Service Logs" to have the application logs stored in Azure Storage Container, but still I don't see any log in the storaga container. Is the AppServiceLogs configuration enough or I need to modify the application code too (like log4Net to write on the StorageContainer)?
thanks
Thanks,
but besides append to a Blob Storage,
what if I want to write from log4Net application log to LogAnalytics Workspace?
What is the correct way to see my application log onto LogAnalytics?
\sergio
What logs are you hoping to have access to? The below logs are able to be configured to be captured with no additional coding required (if selected during the configuration step).
Where are you checking for your logs? I can see my httplogs in the Azure portal if I go to my storage account> containers blade> insights-logs-appservicehttplogs and then start drilling down.
Lastly, it sometimes can take 15-20 minutes for the logs to start propagating to the external storage. Please let us know the outcome. We look forward to your reply.