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I find that "HostInstanceId" is a useful property to investigate various incidents (either filtering by it or using it in a summarize). Unfortunately the "Worker." logs don't have that property, which are the main logs I normally care about for Node.js. This might be related to #9360, specifically I wonder if the "WebHost" vs "JobHost" problem which Brett mentioned to me offline could be the root cause of both.
Here's a query showing which categories set the HostInstanceId and which don't. There's quite a few that don't, although "Worker." ones are the ones I care about most.
I find that "HostInstanceId" is a useful property to investigate various incidents (either filtering by it or using it in a summarize). Unfortunately the "Worker." logs don't have that property, which are the main logs I normally care about for Node.js. This might be related to #9360, specifically I wonder if the "WebHost" vs "JobHost" problem which Brett mentioned to me offline could be the root cause of both.
Here's a query showing which categories set the HostInstanceId and which don't. There's quite a few that don't, although "Worker." ones are the ones I care about most.
Execute in [Web] [Desktop] [cluster('wawseus.kusto.windows.net').database('wawsprod')]
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