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  • Pragmatic exception management, Part 2

    In the first entry in this series I looked at what medium-to-large companies and developers want from an exception management framework, and derived some requirements from this. To recap, these are the high level requirements, which you'll note that no current framework is even close to meeting. Publish all exceptions to the Event Log No configuration files required Auto-generate boiler plate exception...
  • Pragmatic exception management, Part 1

    At Netstore we've spent quite some time over the last six months implementing a custom diagnostics and exception management framework. You might think this is a sign of the Not Invented Here syndrome, which I guess it is, but believe me we wouldn't have spent the equivalent of a fortune in consulting days building it unless we thought there was a good reason. The trouble is, after evaluating...
  • Multi-instance performance counters in .NET 1.x

    Custom performance counters are great for monitoring your system's performance in key areas... they're also good for monitoring the performance of systems you're calling into so that if you miss Service Level Agreements (SLAs) you've got the proof that it's not your code at fault! When you're taking the same type of measurements for different systems multi-instance performance...
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