This is the .NET SDK for sending data to Azure Monitor & Application Insights.
Please review our How-to guides to review which packages are appropriate for your project:
We've gathered a list of concepts, code examples, and links to full guides here.
We strongly welcome and encourage contributions to this project. Please review our Contributing guide.
- main is the default branch for all development and releases.
The following packages are published from this repository:
| Latest Official Release | Latest Official Release (including pre-release) | |
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| Base SDKs | ||
| - Microsoft.ApplicationInsights |  |
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| Auto Collectors (ASP.NET) | ||
| - Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.Web |  |
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| Auto Collectors (ASP.NET Core) | ||
| - Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.AspNetCore |  |
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| Auto Collectors (WorkerService, Console Application, etc.) | ||
| - Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.WorkerService |  |
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| Logging Adapters | ||
- For NLog: Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.NLogTarget |
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Customers are encouraged to use the latest stable version as that is the version that will get fixes and updates. Beta packages are not recommended for use in production & support is limited. Upon release of the new stable version, the old Beta packages will be unlisted & the old minor version will be marked as deprecated. Application Insights follows the Azure SDK Lifecycle & support policy. (For example: When 2.20.0 is released, 2.20.0-beta1 will be unlisted and 2.19.0 will be deprecated.)
A guide on common troubleshooting topics is available here.
For immediate support relating to the Application Insights .NET SDK we encourage you to file an Azure Support Request with Microsoft Azure instead of filing a GitHub Issue in this repository. You can do so by going online to the Azure portal and submitting a support request. Access to subscription management and billing support is included with your Microsoft Azure subscription, and technical support is provided through one of the Azure Support Plans. For step-by-step guidance for the Azure portal, see How to create an Azure support request. Alternatively, you can create and manage your support tickets programmatically using the Azure Support ticket REST API.