I am planning to use the Azure Monitor service and specifically Workspace-based Application Insights for the client's project.
Before I purpose/implement Workspace-based Application Insights, I need to share the estimated cost with the client so I checked the Azure Pricing Calculator however in Azure Pricing Calculator for Azure Monitor service they have mentioned ONLY Classic Application Insights and I am interested in Workspace-based Application Insights so if someone has used or know about pricing then please share a link here. Please share official/authenticated information ONLY.
workspace-based application insight pricing calculator
As per this MSDoc,
Since workspace-based Application Insights resources store their data in a Log Analytics workspace, the billing for data ingestion and retention is done by the workspace where the Application Insights data is located. This enables you to leverage all options of the Log Analytics pricing model, including commitment tiers
in addition to Pay-As-You-Go.
As per Azure Monitor pricing
Application Insights charge for the data they consume.
Two different types of logs can be ingested for workspace-based Application Insights data
Analytics Logs and
Basic Logs
Application Insights data absorbed into either the workspace-based or classic versions is free to keep for 90 days without any price charges.
References taken from
Azure Monitor pricing
Application insights billing
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Azure availability report is based on the number of heartbeat alert generated in log analytics workspace. Therefore, low availability in the report doesn't really mean that a VM was unavailable due to issues in a given month. It could be different reasons eg. was switched off/deallocated or only created in the last few days in a given month etc.
any logic to improve this any KQL or new azure solution.
Have you gone through looking for VM insights, does that provide you the information you required?
VM insights can help deliver predictable performance and availability of vital applications by identifying performance bottlenecks and network issues and can also help you understand whether an issue is related to other dependencies.
You can create a dashboard with different possible options of kusto queries that depend on what you are looking for.
Here are the few other examples of Kusto Query
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/logs/examples
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/insights/solution-agenthealth#sample-log-searches
You can even have these additional readings of all possible ways of the information you required.
Visualizing data from Azure Monitor
Monitoring Azure virtual machines with Azure Monitor
Create and share dashboards of Log Analytics data
Quickstart: Monitor an Azure virtual machine with Azure Monitor
Collect data from an Azure virtual machine with Azure Monitor
Overview of VM insights
I am building an application in Azure, and I really like the application Insights "Application Map". I would like to integrate IoTHub to the map, so I can check the entire stack from device to webinterface in one central place.
What I have tried:
I tried creating a diagnostic setting directly in the IoTHub.
For destination I used the same Log Analytics workspace as my application insights is using.
Results:
I can see logs using the "Logs" tab under the IoTHub, but nothing in the application insights.
The actual question:
How do I connect the IoTHub to the application insights? If this is not possible, what do you normally do to check if everything is as it should be inside the IoTHub?
Application Insights is a feature of Azure Monitor that provides extensible application performance management (APM) and monitoring for live web apps.
What metrics do you plan to track through Application Insights?
When you have critical applications and business processes relying on Azure resources, you want to monitor those resources for their availability, performance, and operation. You can use the features of Azure Monitor to analyze, monitor data generated by Azure IoT Hub and setup alerts.
Azure IoT Hub creates monitoring data using Azure Monitor, which is a full stack monitoring service in Azure that provides a complete set of features to monitor your Azure resources in addition to resources in other clouds and on-premises.
Start with the article Monitoring Azure resources with Azure Monitor, which describes the following concepts:
What is Azure Monitor?
Costs associated with monitoring
Monitoring data collected in Azure
Configuring data collection
Standard tools in Azure for analyzing and alerting on monitoring data
Please see Monitoring Azure IoT Hub and Set up and use metrics and logs with an IoT hub for more details.
in my Azure architecture I would like to scale down a couple of web app services.
I would like to use the D1 tear, which has a limited consumption time of 240 min/daily (as you can see in the picture below).
My question is: how can I use the Azure Monitor Metrics tool to get the average compute time for the last 30 days?
Maybe the CPU Time?
I'm asking that because I don't know if those web services work less then 4 hours a day.
Thanks for reading
Thanks for asking question! You may want to know that Azure App Service provides built-in monitoring functionality for web apps in the Azure portal from the Azure portal, you can review quotas and metrics for an app and App Service plan, and set up alerts and autoscaling rules based metrics.
If the app is hosted in D1 that is Shared plan, the limits on the resources that the app can use are defined by quotas.
Check Understand quotas and Monitoring quotas and metrics in the Azure portal
Let us know if further query.
We are designing an Azure based system that needs to be redundant and able to handle regional outage. We are using application insights for all logging. Is an Application Insights instance itself regionally distributed? or will we need to design our systems to store multiple application insights keys and switch over to backup if primary AI instance suffers a regional failure? I cannot fight any disaster recovery information on Application Insights service and best practices.
For App Insights a recommendation an App Insights per Instance of your application. Ideally an app hosted in East US will have associated App Insights in East US. Then can send to Log Analytics to query across multiple instances.
I have created a service plan to host web apps, but while creating I didn't keep an eye on the pricing details, so gave a standard pricing.
Now I want to reduce it to basic pricing, can I do it?
I can only see the pricing for it, but not able to change it.
Because I have changed the pricing tag for databases.
Thanks in Advance!!!!!
You could scale up your pricing tier under App Service---Settings.
For detailed information, such as VM sizes for each pricing tier, see App Service Pricing Details. For a table of service limits, quotas, and constraints, and supported features in each tier, see App Service limits.