For some reason I have no monitoring metrics on the dashboard or monitor page for my Azure Website.
This is how my metrics appear:
There may be a transitory/temporary issue on the management functionality. Please try again later, and try also over different duration (1 week for ex).
It seems to have resolved itself after moving from the free account to a subscription.
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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.
I registered for the FormRecognizer public preview and I'm having trouble creating a resource in my Azure environment. I received the welcome email today with the instructions to follow, but when I try to create a FormRecognizer resource in Azure the Location and Pricing dropdowns do not have any selectable options. These fields are required so I cannot create this resource. I have verified that I'm on the Azure subscription that I used to request being part of this Preview Program.
Any ideas? Do I have to wait a certain amount of time (say 24 hrs?) before it will work? Any help is appreciated.
I've tried on multiple browsers (Chrome, Edge) and all have the same issue.
Thanks,
John
It most likely has only been rolled out to a single or limited number of regions, and while it's in preview you're probably not being charged for it.
Resolved my issue. For those interested the subscription ID that was registered was different than the one I was trying to access Form Recognizer with. MS corrected when I provided them the correct subscription ID and now all is working.
Is there any way to see, on an Azure Website, a log of all the requests divided by geographic area / IP?
Today we experienced a lot of requests (4 times than the average) and I'd like to know if is some kind of DDoS or similar.
Thanks
Marco
I ended up enabling diagnostics on the application.
Go on the app, under "Monitoring" select "Diagnostics logs".
Then I enabled every kind of log with storage on the Blob.
After logs have been generated I analyzed them using "Weblog Expert".
I have a App Service that just runs a webjob continuously pulling work off a queue as it arrives. Recently I noticed that the metrics in the App Service blade Overview no longer shows anything:
I used to have those charts on my dashboard. If I go into the Monitoring and Metrics per instance I can then see the CPU time for the same period as the chart above
Am I missing something in a setting somewhere? I'm wondering if the metrics in the Overview now only show details for the website and not the webjobs running on the website? Alternatively has all this functionality been moved into the Monitoring area and I should stop using this, shame if so as the monitoring area doesn't appear to give you much control over the time range.
Just to close this off it appears that Azure was having a bad day as the metrics on the Overview tab have now reappeared after a few days!
I've got a running service on Azure and I'd like it to autoscale.
I've tried Wasabi (azure autoscaling from MS) - it didn't work for me.
So I'm looking for other third-party services.
I've found only 2 - opstera (which is closed for new customers) and paraleap which seems without customers.
Any other options for scaling azure?
Thanks
I'm not sure where you got the information from, but AzureWatch # http://www.paraleap.com has a decent amount of customers and is adding new users on a daily basis.
AzureWatch is also in the final stages of migrating its configuration tool away from a desktop tool to an online one.
HTH
You can try AzureCheck. It provides monitoring data and manual as well as auto scalling options. You can try it out with free account.
Azure Self-Scaling Portal could be a good start for you - it has an example of scaling policy (ScaleManager.cs file) and a ton of useful wrapper code to call Management API (ManagenebtService.cs). The license is very permissive. Using pieces of this thing you could craft your own solution.
There are three options to achieve auto scaling in Azure.
1.Tools based(WASABi, MetricsHub)
2.Custom scripting
3.Windows Azure Autoscale
Both Azure Autoscale and scripting can be used, only for the basic level auto scaling.
WASABi and MetricsHub can be used for advance level auto scaling. WASABi is an application block which part of Entlib-5.0. There is a great article about this on MSDN blog.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/agile/archive/2013/07/02/windows-azure-autoscaling-now-built-in.aspx
I Hope this will help you.
Regards,
-Gopal