What Happens When AI Meets the Azure SRE AGENT? It Writes the Fix. Meet the Azure SRE Agent — an intelligent, autonomous system purpose-built to raise the bar on application reliability. It continuously monitors your applications in real time, detects abnormal behavior, diagnoses root causes at the code level, and proposes (or implements) precise, production-safeContinue reading “Boost Your App Performance with Azure’s Intelligent SRE Agent”
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Advanced .NET Analysis: SOSEX Extension Guide
SOSEX Extension Reference for Azure PaaS Engineers Advanced .NET Heap & Lock Diagnostics “Debugging is like archaeology — except the artifacts are in memory, the civilization is your app, and the ancient curse is a memory leak.” Welcome to your friendly neighborhood SOSEX guide — your one-stop shop for peeking under the hood of Azure AppContinue reading “Advanced .NET Analysis: SOSEX Extension Guide”
Diagnostic Process: In-Depth Analysis and Collaborative Problem-Solving
When initiating a troubleshooting session with a customer, I aim to gather comprehensive information through a series of nine essential questions. These questions, designed to elicit detailed responses, form the backbone of an effective diagnostic process. The Key Questions: What is happening? What did you expect to happen? When is it happening? When did itContinue reading “Diagnostic Process: In-Depth Analysis and Collaborative Problem-Solving”
How do you analyze a dump file for high CPU
To analyze a dump file for high CPU usage using WinDbg, you can follow these detailed steps: Set Up Your Environment: Begin by setting up WinDbg and ensuring you have the correct symbol paths configured. Symbols are critical for accurately interpreting the dump file and understanding what each thread and function call represents. .sympath srvC:\Symbolshttp://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbolsContinue reading “How do you analyze a dump file for high CPU”
SOS symbol file
SOS commands are a set of debugging commands provided by the SOS Debugging Extension (SOS.dll) for use with WinDbg, Visual Studio, and other debuggers. The SOS Debugging Extension helps you debug managed code (C#, VB.NET, F#) by providing information about the internal CLR (Common Language Runtime) environment, such as details about the garbage collector, managedContinue reading “SOS symbol file”
How do you configure Windbg
To configure WinDbg, follow these steps: Download and install WinDbg: Download the Debugging Tools for Windows from the Windows SDK and install them. Launch WinDbg: After installation, launch WinDbg from the Start menu or the installation directory. Configure symbol paths: To properly debug and analyze crash dumps, you need to configure the symbol paths. InContinue reading “How do you configure Windbg”
