A blood-bank courier App Service site fails only while a tester is clicking through a multi-step form. The developer needs to watch application output during that live repro. Which approach fits best?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
When the bug only shows up while someone is clicking, you need a live feed—not tomorrow’s archive box. Log stream (or az webapp log tail) is the developer’s walkie-talkie into the running site. Save the Kusto workbooks for deeper Domain 4 analysis later.
Full Explanation
App Service log streaming surfaces application and web-server output in near real time, which is ideal while reproducing an interactive failure. Waiting for persisted blob rolls delays feedback, and designing Log Analytics workbooks is an operations/Domain 4 skill rather than the first diagnostic for a live click-path repro. Advisor scores do not replace streaming application logs.