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In this quickstart, you learn to add the open-source Application Insights JavaScript SDK to your website. You also learn how to better understand the client/browser-side experience for visitors to your website.

With Azure Monitor Application Insights, you can easily monitor your website for availability, performance, and usage. You can also quickly identify and diagnose errors in your application without waiting for a user to report them. Application Insights provides both server-side monitoring and client/browser-side monitoring capabilities.

Prerequisites

• An Azure account with an active subscription. Create an account for free.
• A website to which you can add the Application Insights JavaScript SDK.

Enable Application Insights

Application Insights can gather telemetry data from any internet-connected application that's running on-premises or in the cloud. Use the following steps to view this data:

1. Sign in to the Azure portal.

2. Select Create a resource > Management tools > Application Insights.

   Note

   If this is your first time creating an Application Insights resource, see Create an Application Insights resource.

3. When the configuration box appears, use the following table to complete the input fields:

   Settings	Value	Description
   Name	Globally Unique Value	The name that identifies the app you're monitoring.
   Resource Group	myResourceGroup	The name for the new resource group to host Application Insights data. You can create a new resource group or use an existing one.
   Location	East US	Choose a location near you, or near where your app is hosted.

4. Select Create.

Create an HTML file

1. On your local computer, create a file called hello_world.html. For this example, create the file on the root of drive C so that it looks like C:hello_world.html.

2. Copy and paste the following script into hello_world.html:

Configure Application Insights SDK

1. Select Overview and then copy your application's Connection String. For this example, we only need the Instrumentation key part of the connection string InstrumentationKey=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000;.

2. Add the following script to your hello_world.html file before the closing </head> tag:

   Note

   The current Snippet (listed above) is version '5', the version is encoded in the snippet as sv:'#' and the current version and configuration details are available on GitHub.

3. Edit hello_world.html and add your instrumentation key.

4. Open hello_world.html in a local browser session. This action creates a single page view. You can refresh your browser to generate multiple test-page views.

Monitor your website in the Azure portal

1. Reopen the Application Insights Overview page in the Azure portal to view details of your currently running application. The Overview page is where you retrieved your instrumentation key.

   The four default charts on the overview page are scoped to server-side application data. Because we're instrumenting the client/browser-side interactions with the JavaScript SDK, this particular view doesn't apply unless we also have a server-side SDK installed.

2. Select Logs. This action opens Logs, which provides a rich query language for analyzing all data collected by Application Insights. To view data related to the client-side browser requests, run the following query:

3. Go back to the Overview page. Under the Investigate header, select Performance then select the Browser tab. Metrics related to the performance of your website appear. There's a corresponding view for analyzing failures and exceptions in your website. You can select Samples to access the end-to-end transaction details.

4. On the main Application Insights menu, under the Usage header, select Users to begin exploring the user behavior analytics tools. Because we're testing from a single machine, we'll only see data for one user.

5. For a more complex website with multiple pages, you can use the User Flows tool to track the pathway that visitors take through the various parts of your website.

To learn more advanced configurations for monitoring websites, see the JavaScript SDK API reference.

Clean up resources

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If you plan to continue working with additional quickstarts or tutorials, don't clean up the resources created in this quickstart. Otherwise, use the following steps to delete all resources created by this quickstart in the Azure portal.

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Note

If you used an existing resource group, the following instructions won't work. Instead, you can just delete the individual Application Insights resource. Keep in mind that when you delete a resource group, all underyling resources that are members of that group are deleted too.

1. On the left menu on the Azure portal, select Resource groups, and then select myResourceGroup or the name of your temporary resource group.
2. On your resource group page, select Delete, enter myResourceGroup in the text box, and then select Delete.

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