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When an Asp.Net Core App is hosted in Azure Web App, these 'special' ENV variables return the values of counters for the requesting process i.e the DOTNET.EXE process hosting the App. (and NOT the w3wp process proxying requests)
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While there are no perf counter for .net core yet (microsoft/ApplicationInsights-aspnetcore#470), it should be possible to collect and report perf counters when application is run on Azure Web Apps using the special ENV variables exposed by Azure Web App. (https://github.com/projectkudu/kudu/wiki/Perf-Counters-exposed-as-environment-variables)
When an Asp.Net Core App is hosted in Azure Web App, these 'special' ENV variables return the values of counters for the requesting process i.e the DOTNET.EXE process hosting the App. (and NOT the w3wp process proxying requests)
Version Info
SDK Version :
.NET Version :
How Application was onboarded with SDK(VisualStudio/StatusMonitor/Azure Extension) :
OS :
Hosting Info (IIS/Azure WebApps/ etc) 😀