Monitor Cloud Resources using Alerts & Insights
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Azure Monitor provides centralized monitoring of Azure resources and applications. It collects metrics, logs, and application performance monitoring data from Azure resources, the Azure platform, and on-premises sources. It provides visibility into resource performance and usage, enables alerting and automation of responses to issues. Azure Monitor features include dashboards for visualizing data, log analytics for querying and analyzing logs, and integration with other Azure services for additional monitoring capabilities like Application Insights.
Monitor Cloud Resources using Alerts & Insights
- 1. Accelerate Modernization Social . Mobility . Analytics . Cloud Monitor Cloud Resources and Insights 1
- 2. Agenda • Monitoring Overview • Azure Monitor • Network Watcher • Application Insights • Azure Advisor • Log Analytics 2
- 3. Digital transformation Engage your customers Empower your employees Optimize your operations Transform your products Digital Transformation
- 4. PROTECT SECURE MONITOR CONFIGURE GOVERN Cloud Management Capabilities Cost Management Microsoft Azure
- 5. What is monitoring? • Observe and check the progress or quality of service/product over a period of time in a systematic and centralized manner. • Collecting, analyzing, and acting on telemetry in cloud and on-premises environments. • Proactively identifies issues affecting them and the resources they depend on.
- 6. Visibility Insights Optimization • Visibility • Get the Big Picture • Near Real-time Alerts & Notifications • Multi-Dimensional Metrics • Health & Availability • Monitoring Dashboards • Insights • Find & Fix Problems • Composite Application & Service Maps • Distributed Transaction Tracing • Advanced Analytics with ML • Automated Actions & Remediations • Optimization • Build, Measure, • Learn Performance Optimization & • Profiling User behavior & Customer Insights • Impact Correlation Integration with Dev/DevOps Tools Why monitoring?
- 7. What is Azure Monitor? Built-In monitoring support for Azure resources Out-of-box metrics and logs Alert rules to get notified & take automated actions APIs for 3rd party integration Enables advanced monitoring and analytics experiences
- 8. What data does Azure Monitor collect? Azure Monitor Azure resource data Application monitoring data Guest OS data Azure subscription data Azure tenant data
- 9. I have an Incident My Server Not Responding 9
- 10. What can you do with the metrics? Track the performance Get notified Configure automated actions Perform advanced analytics or reporting For compliance or auditing purposes 10
- 11. Unified Monitoring Metrics Logs Application Containers VM Monitoring Solutions Insights Dashboards Views Power BI Workbooks Visualize Metrics Explorer Log Analytics Analyze Alerts Autoscale Respond Event Hubs Ingest & Export APIs Logic Apps Integrate Azure Monitor Custom Sources Application Operating System Azure Resources Azure Subscription Azure Tenant
- 12. Monitor & Visualize Metrics 12
- 14. Optimization with Azure Monitor 14
- 15. Optimization with Azure Monitor Quota Monitoring: Performance Metrics Monitoring: Custom Metrics: 15
- 16. Alerts based on thresholds 16
- 17. Can I avoid this Incident My Server Not Responding 17
- 18. Network Watcher - Metrics Topology Network Diagnostics Metrics Logs Visualize your Network Topology Diagnostic tools for networking related issues Measure and view your network performance and health Configure and view your logs • Topology • Variable Packet Capture • IP Flow Verify • Security Group View • Next Hop • VPN Troubleshoot • Network Subscription Limits • Network Security Group Flow Logs • Single place to configure all Logs and Alerts 18
- 22. Network Performance Monitor DNS Analytics Network Watcher NSG Log Analytics App Gateway Analytics Network Performance Monitor DNS Analytics Network Watcher NSG Log Analytics Azure Network Watcher
- 23. I have a query From where my resources are being accessed 23
- 24. Azure Application Insights • Application Performance Management (APM) service. • Powerful analytics tools to help to diagnose issues in application. • works for apps on a wide variety of platforms including .NET, Node.js and Java EE, hosted on-premises, hybrid, or any public cloud. 24
- 25. How Application Insights Works 25 • You install a small instrumentation package in your application, and set up an Application Insights resource in the Microsoft Azure portal. • The instrumentation monitors your app and sends telemetry data to the portal. • You can instrument not only the web service application, but also any background components, and the JavaScript in the web pages themselves
- 26. Sample - Loans Application Architecture 27 Loan app website START 1 Web App (asp.net) Service Bus Queue 3 SERVICE BUS QUEUE 7 LOGIC APP Process and send approved loans to loan officer 8 POWER BI Azure SQL DB Loan data on Azure SQL DB 9 Email loan officer for validated applications Send email confirmation to users Loan validation, scale to incoming loan requests ACS (.NET Core on Kubernetes)5 Legacy Services “lift-and-shift” services moved to Azure from on-prem External Data 6 EVENT HUB External Services 2 API App (Node.js) in Docker Function to ingest custom metrics, scale actions 4
- 28. Custom Logs in Application Insights 29
- 29. Custom Logs & Schema Definition 30
- 30. More Custom logs & Power BI 31
- 31. I want to know My Application Health 32
- 35. Azure Advisor & Security Center 36
- 36. I want to know If my resources on Azure properly deployed 37
- 37. Log Analytics Multiple tabs - tabs to work with multiple queries. Rich visualizations – variety of charting options Improved Intellisense and language auto-completion. Query explorer – access saved queries and functions. Schema view – review the structure of your data to assist in writing queries. Share – create links to queries, or pin queries to any shared Azure dashboard Smart Analytics - identifies spikes in your charts and a quick analysis of the cause. Column selection – sort and group columns in the query results. 38
- 38. Log Analytics Ecosystem 39 Common Solutions Security & Audit Antimalware Azure Activity Logs Update Management Azure Automation Change Tracking Wire Data Network Performance Monitoring Office 365 Azure SQL Analytics Azure Containers Upgrade Compliance Upgrade Readiness Device Health Service Map Alert Management Capacity Management HD Insights SQL Assessment AD Assessment SQL Assessment Plus Exchange Assessment SP Assessment VMWare Azure App Gateway Azure NSG Analytics Key Vault Analytics MORE…. … Exploration Export & CorrelationIngestion Microsoft Azure Portal Advanced Analytics Portal Azure Monitor Service Map Microsoft Monitoring Agent Azure Extensions Data Collector APIs Linux SCOM MP Power BI Microsoft Flow Application Insights Connector Data Access REST APIs Blob storage
- 39. How to get monitoring dashboard? Monitoring Solutions 40
- 41. How Azure Monitor Log Data is stored 42
- 42. What can you do with Azure Log Analytics 43
- 43. Can I create Custom Dashboard 45
- 44. Create your own Custom Dashboard 46
- 45. Summary –Why do people use Azure Monitor 47 Centralized - A single view that displays all/multiple resource. A view can contain multiple visualization parts to illustrate different sets of data. For troubleshooting, diagnostics and trace debug failure in real-time. Configure alert rules so that user's can be notified and change their configuration as per business aspect. Advisor Recommendations, Azure sends you a notification, either detailing the actions you need to take or how to contact Azure engineering or support. Potential optimizations that might help improve your resource into good use.
- 46. Summary - Monitoring in Azure 48
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Editor's Notes
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- #9: Azure resource monitoring data: Data about the operation for governance Application monitoring data: Data about the performance and functionality of the code Guest OS monitoring data: Data about the operating system in Azure, another cloud, or on-premises. Azure subscription monitoring data: Data about the operation, management and health Azure tenant monitoring data: Data such as Azure Active Directory
- #11: Track the performance of your resource (such as a VM, website, or logic app) by plotting its metrics on a portal chart and pinning that chart to a dashboard. Get notified of an issue that impacts the performance of your resource when a metric crosses a certain threshold. Configure automated actions, such as autoscaling a resource or firing a runbook when a metric crosses a certain threshold. Perform advanced analytics or reporting on performance or usage trends of your resource. For compliance or auditing purposes, archive the performance or health history of your resource.
- #13: Metrics are numerical values available from Azure Resources helping you understand the health, operation & performance of your systems.
- #14: Easily discover and isolate resource constrained. Identify performance issues and identify which of the core components like CPU, memory, disk and network that are constrained. Visualize and identify service dependencies, monitor connection failures and identify which resource
- #16: Quota Monitoring: For quota-driven limits on the application or service Plan (e.g. Free or shared tier) Performance Metrics Monitoring: Application-specific (e.g 401 errors) and Plan-specific (e.g. average CPU usage) Custom Metrics: Trigger alerts and autoscaling based o custom metrics from Application Insights.
- #17: Leverage advanced Machine Learning (ML) capabilities to learn metrics' historical behavior to automatically calculate baselines and use them as alert thresholds The benefits of using dynamic thresholds are: Save the hassle associated with setting a predefined rigid boundary as the monitor automatically learns the historical performance of the metric and applies ML algorithms to determine alert thresholds. They can identify seasonal behavior and alert only on deviations from the expected seasonal behavior. Metric alerts with dynamic thresholds will not trigger if your service is regularly idle on the weekends and then spikes every Monday. Currently supported: hourly, daily, and weekly seasonality. Continuously learns the metric performance and is adaptive to metric changes.
- #20: Network Watcher is a regional service that enables you to monitor and diagnose conditions at a network scenario level in, to, and from Azure. monitoring enables you to diagnose problems at an end to end network level view. Network diagnostic and visualization tools available with Network Watcher help you understand, diagnose, and gain insights to your network in Azure.
- #43: Different kinds of data are separated into dedicated tables in each Log Analytics workspace Documentation for different data sources includes the name of the data type that it creates and a description of each of its properties. Many queries will only require data from a single table, but others may use a variety of options to include data from multiple tables. Application Insights stores application data such as requests, exceptions, traces, and usage in Azure Monitor logs, this data is stored in a different partition than the other log data.
- #44: Interactive query: Search and query with expressive language for rich data exploration Smart analytics: Correlate and analyze using machine learning and advanced constructs Flexible integrations: Connect and collate data from multiple sources incl. multi-vendor solutions Views: Create visualizations of data to be included in user dashboards Export: into Excel