Thomas Ardal

If you feel like we've given you the silent treatment over the last couple of weeks, it's simply because we have been coding all day long. Today, we are ready to introduce the next chapter in elmah.io Uptime Monitoring. Actually, we want to introduce two ...

We just released a new version of our integration for ASP.NET Core. The new package follow the pattern around configuring other pieces of middleware more closely. The old method is still available, but marked as obsolete. By switching to the new API, you will get an improved configuration flow ...

We are proud to be able to constantly add new features to elmah.io, without making the product more expensive. While we have kept our prices steady over the last 4 years, elmah.io changed a lot during that time. Once again, we are happy to announce even more free ...

The most sought-after feature on elmah.io has been deleting messages in bulk. Although we would've liked to offer this feature in the past, it has not been possible. So far, we have counted logged messages by looking at how many errors are actually stored. To make sure ...

A common request through the elmah.io support is: how do I export my data? The reasons for exporting data may be: * Import into Excel or similar for custom processing and graphing. * Backup of old data. * Switch to another error management system. Let's make one thing clear. The ...

I talked with a user the other day experiencing this error on a website hosted on IIS: System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException: The key {...} was not found in the key ring. It's a common error that can happen when hosting .NET code on IIS, why I want to put ...

Since writing this post, elmah.io is now 100% GDPR compliant. Check out Security and GDPR Commitment for details. You may have heard about GDPR or the General Data Protection Regulation. It's a new set of directives that every company dealing with EU citizens needs to follow. We ...

Something struck me back in December. We've written a lot about the new Uptime Monitoring feature on the blog, our newsletter and more. But we never actually introduced the new system as a whole (which probably just shows that we are more nerds than business men :). So, either ...

Back in December, we decided to try out something new. Some of the tool vendors we look up to, send out a yearly user survey. We talk with a lot of our users through the support, but when thinking about it, a survey seemed like a good idea to measure ...