Thomas Ardal

Thomas Ardal

Meet Thomas, the founder and developer behind elmah.io. Thomas blogs about everything technical from C# and ASP.NET Core to machine learning.

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313 posts
Great .NET Conferences to Attend

Looking for .NET conferences to attend? You are in luck! There's a lot of options out there. While most good conferences about .NET are arranged by Microsoft themselves, there are some great alternatives spread across both Europe and the US. This list is my attempt to sum up ...

Continuous Deployment of Azure Functions with Slots

Time for another post in our series about Azure Functions. This is the fifth post in the series about Azure Functions: * Part 1: An introduction to Azure Functions and why we migrate * Part 2: Migrating a Topshelf consumer to a Function running on Azure * Part 3: Configure and deploy Azure ...

Mark errors as fixed, dashboards and more

Some of you may have noticed the recent changes on elmah.io already. A week ago, we silently introduced a lightweight issue tracker, right there on the search view. We want to provide you with the tools to do more than just error logging. As part of a successful .NET ...

.NET Blogs to Follow - The Ultimate List

TOC Back in the day, books were the only way to gain knowledge. I remember spending hundreds of hours in book stores and in the local library, digging up old books about programming. Fast forward to 2017 and my focus has almost entirely shifted to blogs. Here's my ...

Supporting Azure Functions and WebJobs

Ensuring that elmah.io works great with any web and logging framework for .NET, is a key priority for us. Serverless development using Azure Functions and WebJobs (as well as AWS Lambdas) have gained a lot of traction during the last years. Logging errors from Functions and WebJobs have been ...

Root cause analysis to the rescue

We recently introduced the new Root Cause feature on Uptime Monitoring. While the existing error details view available on elmah.io is great for looking at server-side errors, the new view is optimized to help you fix uptime errors. Since uptime errors are logged in your existing error logs, the ...

Stable v3 API and client integrations

Today's a good day! We just published new stable versions of all of our client integrations. Almost all of the clients are now running on the elmah.io v3 API. API v3 where released in beta more than a year ago. As of last week, the new version ...

elmah.io NuGet packages revisited

Back in January, we published the post The elmah.io NuGet package landscape. Since then, most of our v3 client have matured into stable versions (more about the new versions and how to upgrade in a future post). When building the new v3 packages, we have used the jump in ...

Enforcing message limits

Today, I want to share some future plans with you. We have been planning changes to the message limit on elmah.io for some months now. elmah.io always had a maximum number of messages available on each plan (like 5,000 messages per month on Small Business, 100,000 ...