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Author: lucaspimentel

content/en/serverless/azure_app_service/windows_code.md

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 Datadog's automatic instrumentation relies on the .NET CLR Profiling API. This API allows only one subscriber (for example, Datadog's .NET Tracer with Profiler enabled). To ensure maximum visibility, run only one APM solution within your application environment.
 
 Additionally, if you are using the Azure Native integration, you can use the Datadog resource in Azure to add the extension to your .NET apps. For instructions, see the [App Service extension section][1] of Datadog's [Azure Native integration guide][2].
 
 [1]: /integrations/guide/azure-native-integration/#app-service-extension
 [2]: /integrations/guide/azure-native-integration/
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 Support for Java Web Apps is in Preview for extension v2.4+.
 
 There are no billing implications for tracing Java Web Apps during this period.
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 ## Installation
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 Datadog recommends doing regular updates to the latest version of the extension to ensure optimal performance, stability, and availability of features. Note that both the initial install and subsequent updates require your web app to be fully stopped in order to install/update successfully.
 
 If you haven't already, set up the [Datadog-Azure integration][3]. You can verify that your Azure integration is configured correctly by ensuring that you see the `azure.app_services.count` or `azure.functions.count` metrics in Datadog.
@@ -182,7 +186,7 @@ The [Datadog Windows Web App module][2] only deploys the Web App resource and ex
 
    {{< img src="infrastructure/serverless/azure_app_services/choose_extension.png" alt="Example of Extensions page in Azure portal, showing .NET Datadog APM extension." style="width:100%;" >}}
 
-6. Accept the legal terms, click **OK**, and wait for the installation to complete. 
+6. Accept the legal terms, click **OK**, and wait for the installation to complete.
    <div class="alert alert-danger">This step requires that your application be in a stopped state.</div>
 
 7.  Start the main application, click **Start**:
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 ## Custom metrics
 
 The Azure App Service extension includes an instance of [DogStatsD][1], Datadog's metrics aggregation service. This enables you to submit custom metrics, service checks, and events directly to Datadog from Azure Web Apps and Functions with the extension.
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 1. Add the [DogStatsD NuGet package](https://www.nuget.org/packages/DogStatsD-CSharp-Client) to your Visual Studio project.
 2. Initialize DogStatsD and write custom metrics in your application.
 3. Deploy your code to Azure App Service.
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 1. [Initialize DogStatsD and write custom metrics][1] in your application.
-1. Deploy your code to a supported Azure Web App.
-1. If you have not already, install Datadog's Azure App Service Node.js extension.
+2. Deploy your code to a supported Azure Web App.
+3. If you have not already, install Datadog's Azure App Service Node.js extension.
 
 <div class="alert alert-info">You do not need to install a Node.js DogStatsD client, as it is included in the Node.js tracer (<code>dd-trace</code>) packaged in the Azure App Service extension.</div>
 
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 ## Logging
 
 ### Application logging
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 [1]: /logs/log_collection/csharp/#agentless-logging-with-apm
 [2]: /logs/log_collection/csharp/#agentless-logging-with-serilog-sink
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 **Code Example: Microsoft Native Logging**
 
 An example of how to set up logging in a .NET application using Microsoft.Extensions.Logging:
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     public IActionResult Get()
     {
         _logger.LogInformation("Processing weather forecast request");
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         // Your business logic here
         var forecast = GetWeatherForecast();
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         _logger.LogInformation("Weather forecast retrieved for user: {UserId}", userId);
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         return Ok(forecast);
     }
 }