We’ve already had a series of blog posts on remote profiling with dotTrace. We’re now accompanying it with a short video that demonstrates how to attach the dotTrace profiler to a remote server (in this case hosted on Azure), which may become handy when a performance problem only occurs on staging or production. Head over to JetBrains TV to watch this screencast.
Enjoy the screencast! As always, comments and questions are more than welcome.
Is it possible to use dotTrace on Azure Worker and Web roles?
It sure is, checkout http://blogs.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2013/03/remote-profiling-windows-azure-cloud-services-with-dottrace/ for a detailed explanation.
my version of dottrace doesnt offer that attach to process button, how come?
Which version are you using?
Is it possible to use dotTrace Memory remotely against an Azure instance?
@Richard this is currently not supported but coming in v4. If you want to test it feel free to reach out.
Hi,
I want to profile application running on customer machine, how can I do that?
I have IP Address of that machine.
Please let me know this is very important for me.
-Ajit
Hi Ajit,
You can run the remote agent on their machine and try connecting to it in the same way I did in this blog post.
Best regards
Maarten
Trying to have a way to trace/memory a docker container on linux (dotnet command).
Is there a way?