Setup Detailed Real-Time Logging for Azure Functions
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have a Blazor WASM Standalone boilerplate app integrated with an Azure Functions project, currently deployed on Azure Static Webapps. While the web app is functioning perfectly, I'm unable to access logs for the Functions invoked via API requests.
- **Current Situation**: I can see my project and functions under the APIs tab in Settings, but nothing is clickable. My current setup is a "Managed" API, which limits my logging capabilities.
- **Goal**: I need to implement detailed logging (capturing errors, warnings, and information) to log exceptions and other pertinent information. This should be done using the Azure Portal, as that's my current tool for managing and monitoring Azure services.
- **Requirement**: Real-time logging is a necessity. I need to be able to monitor my Azure Functions live, rather than relying on batch logging.
Ideal skills for this job would include extensive experience with Azure Functions, proficiency in setting up real-time logging, and familiarity with the Azure Portal. The ability to provide a solution within the constraints of a "Managed" API is crucial.
I followed this tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgP4p8qhi4s
- **Current Situation**: I can see my project and functions under the APIs tab in Settings, but nothing is clickable. My current setup is a "Managed" API, which limits my logging capabilities.
- **Goal**: I need to implement detailed logging (capturing errors, warnings, and information) to log exceptions and other pertinent information. This should be done using the Azure Portal, as that's my current tool for managing and monitoring Azure services.
- **Requirement**: Real-time logging is a necessity. I need to be able to monitor my Azure Functions live, rather than relying on batch logging.
Ideal skills for this job would include extensive experience with Azure Functions, proficiency in setting up real-time logging, and familiarity with the Azure Portal. The ability to provide a solution within the constraints of a "Managed" API is crucial.
I followed this tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgP4p8qhi4s