Monitor windows services, ASP.Net code and more, using SignalR, NancyFx and WCF

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Using a tri-stack of cool tools to give live insight into the usually darkened room of Windows Services and other remote server hosted code...

This article demonstrates how to use a combination of Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) to send messages from any part of a system, either local, or remote, and then use SignalR and NancyFX to display the message in real time to a user (or yourself, doing the DevOps thing) in a browser. In addition to giving live insight into processes, the framework can also be used to facilitate central logging, and other general message processing.

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Allen is CTO of SocialVoice (https://www.socialvoice.ai), where his company analyses video data at scale and gives Global Brands Knowledge, Insights and Actions never seen before! Allen is a chartered engineer, a Fellow of the British Computing Society, a Microsoft mvp and Regional Director, and C-Sharp Corner Community Adviser and MVP. His core technology interests are BigData, IoT and Machine Learning.

When not chained to his desk he can be found fixing broken things, playing music very badly or trying to shape things out of wood. He currently completing a PhD in AI and is also a ball throwing slave for his dogs.

Monitor windows services, ASP.Net code and more, using SignalR, NancyFx and WCF

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