You develop and deploy an Azure App Service web app. The app is deployed to multiple regions and uses Azure Traffic Manager. Application Insights is enabled for the app.
You need to analyze app uptime for each month.
Which two solutions will achieve the goal? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
To analyze app uptime for each month, Azure Monitor logs and Azure Monitor metrics are the most appropriate solutions. Azure Monitor logs provide detailed information about events, including uptime and downtime, and allow for complex queries to be run over specific time periods to derive insights about app performance. On the other hand, Azure Monitor metrics offer numerical data on system operations, including app uptime and availability, enabling the tracking and analysis of uptime over a defined duration like a month. These tools together ensure a comprehensive understanding of the app's uptime metrics.
A and C. Metrics will give you the uptime. Logs will give you the causes of the downtime. wrong B: Alerts are not required wrong D: Web tests has nothing to do with uptime.
Not correct for D: These web tests can help you track the uptime and availability of your application across different regions and provide valuable insights into its performance.
Application Insights web tests Application Insights web tests can be used to monitor the availability of your app. It sends requests to your application at regular intervals from points around the world. It alerts you when your app is slow or failing, and provides diagnostic information to help you find and fix the issue. This can be used to analyze the uptime of your app for each month.
"You need to analyze app uptime for each month." how web tests and alerts will help you to analyze previous data?
We are analyzing the app uptime not the resources or errors that our azure resources or the application generates, if you go to your App Insight instance -> Availability then click the SLA Report you will see the uptime report of your application there. That is the SLA report of your application.
Certainly web tests don't help, but for alerts, you can get use of the availability alerts, refer to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/availability-alerts. I don't think the Metrics logs work here, hence BC makes more sense.
Sorry I meant the Monitor logs don't work in this case, the Monitor metrics and Application Insight alerts make more sense here.
On my exam 2022-12-26. Chose：A、C
A. Azure Monitor logs: By querying logs, you can analyze detailed information about app uptime and other metrics over a specified time period, such as a month. C. Azure Monitor metrics: Metrics provide numerical data about your system's operation, including uptime. You can use Azure Monitor metrics to track and analyze the availability and responsiveness of your app over time, including on a monthly basis.
ChatGPT: C. Azure Monitor metrics D. Application Insights web tests Azure Monitor metrics can be used to track the availability of the app by analyzing the uptime percentage. Application Insights web tests can be configured to periodically check the availability of the app and provide uptime data.
B. Azure Monitor metrics - can be set to count uptime C. Application Insights alerts - flag when servers go down
A. Azure Monitor logs C. Azure Monitor metrics Azure Monitor logs: Azure Monitor logs provides detailed diagnostic and operational information from Azure resources and allows you to store and analyze the logs. By querying Azure Monitor logs, you can analyze app uptime for each month by searching for uptime and downtime events. Azure Monitor metrics: Azure Monitor metrics allow you to monitor the performance and health of your Azure resources. With Azure Monitor metrics, you can analyze app uptime by looking at the percentage of availability for the app, and you can set up alerts if uptime falls below a certain threshold.
A & C i would say https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/essentials/metrics-supported
Passed the exam. Got this Q on 07/07. Selected A & C.
Each correct answer presents a *complete* solution. Alerts are primarily designed to notify you in real-time and metrics might not provide the detailed data needed for thorough monthly uptime analysis on their own. Web tests provide detailed reports on uptime. Log Analytics is a tool in the Azure portal to edit and run log queries from data collected by Azure Monitor logs and interactively analyze their results. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/logs/log-analytics-tutorial This article introduces a simple way to calculate and report service-level agreement (SLA) for web tests through a single pane of glass across your Application Insights resources and Azure subscriptions. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/sla-report
Analyze app uptime for each month: This indicates the need to review and understand the application's availability over a monthly period. It doesn't specify the need for real-time alerts or fine-grained event logs but rather a summary of uptime over time. For analyzing monthly app uptime, the most straightforward and effective approach involves using tools that provide direct measurements of uptime and allow for historical analysis so C and D.
Talk about a spread of answers. I've got no idea of what to go with???
C. Azure Monitor metrics. This is generally agreed on.
According to Copilot CD The options B and A are not the best solutions for analyzing app uptime each month for the following reasons: B. Application Insights alerts: While alerts can notify you when your application is down, they are not designed for analyzing or reporting on historical uptime data. Alerts are more about real-time monitoring and immediate notification when certain conditions are met, such as an outage or performance degradation1. A. Azure Monitor logs: Azure Monitor logs can be used to collect and analyze a wide range of monitoring data, including logs for performance, diagnostics, and usage. However, they are more complex and are typically used for in-depth analysis and troubleshooting rather than a straightforward monthly uptime analysis. Azure Monitor logs would require you to write queries to extract uptime information, which might be more detailed than necessary for just uptime analysis
On the other hand, C. Azure Monitor metrics and D. Application Insights web tests provide direct and straightforward methods to monitor and report on the uptime of your application. Metrics give you a clear, aggregated view of performance data over time, and web tests can monitor availability at regular intervals, which can be used to calculate uptime
Azure Monitor logs (A) - because they allow for the collection and complex querying of detailed operational data, including uptime. Azure Monitor metrics (C) - as they provide real-time and historical data analysis capabilities, suitable for assessing uptime over a specified period like a month.
The two solutions that will achieve the goal are: Azure Monitor logs Azure Monitor logs can be used to analyze the uptime of the app. It collects telemetry and other data from your Azure and non-Azure resources, and provides a consolidated view for you to analyze. You can create queries to analyze the data and derive insights about the uptime of your app. Application Insights web tests Application Insights web tests can be used to monitor the availability of your app. It sends requests to your application at regular intervals from points around the world. It alerts you when your app is slow or failing, and provides diagnostic information to help you find and fix the issue. This can be used to analyze the uptime of your app for each month. Please note that while Azure Monitor metrics (C) and Application Insights alerts (B) are useful for monitoring and alerting, they do not provide the necessary data for analyzing app uptime over a period of a month.
For me: C and D. D. Application Insights web tests Application Insights web tests allow you to simulate user traffic to your web app and monitor its performance. You can use Application Insights web tests to measure the uptime of your web app, and you can view this data for each month. C. Azure Monitor metrics Azure Monitor metrics provide a way to collect and analyze data about the performance and health of your Azure resources. You can use Azure Monitor metrics to track the uptime of your Azure App Service web app, and you can view this data for each month.
I like A, D why? A: https://www.azure.cn/en-us/support/sla/application-insights/index.html d: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/availability-overview
Definitely not A &B due to following reason Option A, Azure Monitor logs, is not the best solution for analyzing app uptime. While Azure Monitor logs can provide information on app usage and performance, they may not provide the necessary information to calculate the app uptime percentage for each month. Option B, Application Insights alerts, can be useful for notifying you of any issues with the app, but they may not provide the necessary information to calculate the app uptime percentage for each month.