Logging, tracking, testing

Diagnosing a software application and locating and fixing bugs and problems is even more complex when in a production environment where the application project is directly deployed in release mode. In addition to debugging, you need to use instrumentation practices to ensure the expected performance of your application. In this tutorial, you will learn how to enable instrumentation for your application - both debugging and tracing.

The Audit Trail module keeps track of changes and actions in the system. By doing this, it assists the transparency and the accountability in larger teams and organizations.

Learn how to use Error Logging Modules and Handlers (ELMAH), instead of the default Sitefinity CMS logging. ELMAH is a plug-in to the Enterprise Library. By including ELMAH as a plug-in to the Enterprise Library, you can benefit from the complex functionality and features of the Enterprise Library and also use the ELMAH user interface.

The Sitefinity CMS Diagnostics module is designed to support a collection of tools for detecting possible performance issues with your application.

Health Check service assesses the vital functions of your Sitefinity site. Run background checks on whether the site is operational, responsive, and set up properly.

Use this tutorial to create a custom trace listener that can log errors to external application such as Raygun.

The Bug Tracker application visualizes projects and bugs that are related to these projects. The application enables you to log a new bug from the frontend.

This tutorial explains how to create a project that contains integration tests and how to run the tests via Sitefinity CMS web test runner.

Learn about unit tests and approaches to follow to implement good unit tests.