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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Some times, it's the small changes that makes the big difference. Today we introduce what looks like a minor change, but in fact opens up for a range of new possibilities on elmah.io. Remember the search page? Let's recap: In the example, I've ...

ELMAH security and allowRemoteAccess explained

Securing your ELMAH log is a subject that have been touched upon in multiple presentations and blog posts. ELMAH itself even provide some great documentation, but questions on the subject still pop up on StackOverflow on a regular basis. I believe there's room for some extended documentation, giving ...

Bulk managing users in an organization

A little over a month ago, we introduced the highly requested feature Organisations. With organisations, you can manage all of the users within your company at the organisation level, rather than having to add the same user multiple times. Today we introduce a new drop down on the organisation settings, ...

Filtering Errors by IP Addresses

Ever wanted to ignore errors from your own IP, a range of known addresses from crawlers, or what about localhost? With elmah.io's business rule feature, this has been possible from the day it was born. Until today, setting up IP filtering has been a somehow manual thing ...

ASP.NET Core Status

A lot changed since we wrote this post and the integration is no longer in prerelease. To make sure you get the most updated documentation, check out Logging to elmah.io from ASP.NET Core. We know that we talk a lot about our integration for ASP.NET Core. But ...

Infinite Scroll (Well Almost)

Like a lot of people, we have been celebrating the nice concept of vacation during the last couple of weeks. Well sort of, since the support is always open. We hope that you've all had a nice vacation with great experiences, spending time with your families, and of ...

Support for .NET and ASP.NET Core

A lot happened since we wrote this post. Check out the official documentation for logging errors to elmah.io from ASP.NET Core and Microsoft.Extensions.Logging. Time for another update on our support for .NET Core (and ASP.NET Core). As you may know, we have supported what where ...

Organization Support

We are happy to report, that the heavily requested and much anticipated Organization support has been released. With this new feature, everyone inside your organization will be able to create logs. All users have been migrated into one or more auto-generated organizations. If you are the administrator of your company, ...

.NET Logging Tools and Libraries

It's a jungle out there, as they say. The community around .NET logging tools and frameworks is growing every day and multiple options covering the same basic needs exist. This definitive guide will help you through the large offer of frameworks and make it possible for you to ...