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Microsoft recently released Enterprise Library 6 which contains the new Semantic Logging Block. One of the options available with the Semantic Logging Block is the ability to write log messages to Windows Azure Table Storage, which sounds like a great way to implement logging in my Azure-based applications. Unfortunately, I'm not sure what to do with the logs once they are there--are there any log viewers that can retrieve log entries from Azure Table Storage? I guess I'm basically looking for a "tail" utility that monitors Azure Table Storage rather than a file.

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  • This is a great question. I just use Visual Studio's Server Explorer or ClumsyLeaf's TableXplorer, but they don't have any "ETW knowledge", they just display the rows which is too simplistic. – Ohad Schneider Dec 10 '14 at 22:07

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You can use Cerebrata tools for viewing and managing the data.

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