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10-4 Episode 24: Monitoring Workflow Services

Posted By: Ron Jacobs | Jun 20th, 2009 @ 5:28 PM | 48,653 Views | 0 Comments

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One of the great advantages to building services with WCF and Windows Workflow 4 is that the environment is instrumented with loads of events that allow you to track what exactly is happening. This is useful for health monitoring, troubleshooting and other scenarios like auditing and compliance. In this episode I’ll take you through the monitoring lab from the Visual Studio 2010 training kit and show you how you can take advantage of these powerful capabilities.

Tags: .NET Framework, .NET Framework 4.0, WCF, WF4

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