Reducing mean time to repair in production with Visual Studio 2012

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Speakers: Brian Keller
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As software developers, our job isn't done the moment we hand off a release to operations. When things go bump in the night, we should expect a phone call. But diagnosing issues in production is different from diagnosing issues in dev or test environments. You usually don't have access to the same set of tools and issues can be difficult to reproduce. In this video, you will learn about a few of the ways Visual Studio 2012 is helping to ease this challenge by making tools like IntelliTrace available for use within production environments.