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Wording in the types of sampling #3741
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**Update your project's NuGet** packages to the latest *pre-release* version of Application Insights: Right-click the project in Solution Explorer, choose Manage NuGet Packages, check **Include prerelease** and search for Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.Web. | ||
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Update your project's NuGet packages to the latest *pre-release* version of Application Insights. In Visual Studio, right-click the project in Solution Explorer, choose Manage NuGet Packages, check **Include prerelease** and search for Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.Web. |
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Specify that these instructions apply to Visual Studio
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**Use adaptive sampling:** | |||
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Otherwise, we recommend adaptive sampling. This is enabled by default in the ASP.NET server SDK, version 2.0.0-beta3 or later. It doesn't reduce traffic until a certain minimum rate, so it won't affect a low-use site. | |||
If the conditions to use the other forms of sampling do not apply, we recommend adaptive sampling. This is enabled by default in the ASP.NET server SDK, version 2.0.0-beta3 or later. It will not reduce traffic until a certain minimum rate is reached, therefore, low-use sites will not be affected. |
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Clarify what "otherwise" refers to
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* One way is to start with adaptive sampling, find out what rate it settles on (see the above question), and then switch to fixed-rate sampling using that rate. | |||
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Otherwise, you have to guess. Analyze your current telemetry usage in AI, observe any throttling that is occurring, and estimate the volume of the collected telemetry. These three inputs, together with your selected pricing tier, suggest how much you might want to reduce the volume of the collected telemetry. However, an increase in the number of your users or some other shift in the volume of telemetry might invalidate your estimate. | |||
Otherwise, you have to guess. Analyze your current telemetry usage in Application Insights, observe any throttling that is occurring, and estimate the volume of the collected telemetry. These three inputs, together with your selected pricing tier, suggest how much you might want to reduce the volume of the collected telemetry. However, an increase in the number of your users or some other shift in the volume of telemetry might invalidate your estimate. |
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It wasn't immediately obvious that "AI" meant. Initially thought it was "artificial intelligence"
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