During my internship on the DAX-Express (internally called DAX-Copilot) team at Microsoft, I built two internal developer tools ahead of product launch. The first was a monitoring dashboard in Azure Workbooks providing real-time visibility into service health and key metrics. The second was a log-search tool that let engineers query production logs without leaving their dev environment — reducing context-switching during incident response. Both tools were built against live Azure REST APIs.
Key Features
•Azure Workbooks monitoring dashboard with real-time service health metrics
•Log-search developer tool for querying production logs from within the dev environment
•REST API integrations against live Azure backend services
•Dashboards adopted by the team for pre-launch readiness monitoring
Outcomes
Both tools were used by the DAX-Express team during the final weeks before launch. The monitoring dashboard became part of the team's standard on-call runbook.
Screenshots
Azure Workbooks monitoring dashboard — user/encounter counts and completed encounter trends over 30 days
ANT API endpoint stats — call counts, average durations, and success rates across all endpoints
Log Search developer tool — filter production logs by encounterId, orgId, corrId, userId, or userGuid across multiple log sources
