Learn exactly how your network integrates with Azure VMmonitoring – and how much it’s costing!
What Azure resources is your network using this minute? This week? Knowing the status of your usage at-a-glance makes it easier to identify Azure networking issues for faster diagnosis and resolution.
Is your Azure bill a surprise each month? Does it track with your usage? Prevent surprises and reduce future costs by tracking both usage and billing.
Are you paying for Blob Storage you’re not using? Or under-using other Azure resources? Knowing what you’re using and when makes it easy to optimize your Azure resources and lower your costs. Keep track of long-term trends to make optimization even easier with the Azure Health Monitoring tool.
If Azure resources are up and running, you’re paying for them. If you don’t need them that’s a waste of your money. By monitoring Azure VM Performance you can lower your bills, optimize your usage and keep your management happy. You can even set alerts so you’ll know if either Azure usage or billing exceeds your pre-set parameters.
The Azure Portal has a ton of information, but it’s not looking at the rest of your network. Monitoring Azure via the Azure API lets you integrate cloud resource details into your network monitoring. You can set up alerts for specific details that Azure may not bother highlighting or that aren’t part of its cloud. You can also analyze trends over months or years without any loss of granularity. Knowing how your Azure usage changes month-to-month and year-to-year lets you optimize accordingly.
of businesses see significant seasonal variation of network usage throughout.
Eliminate finger-pointing by determining if issues are Azure or on-premise for fast resolution.
Optimize your usage based on seasonal requirements and lower your bills.
Get Azure billing alerts before you exceed budgeted levels.
Show your Azure costs in clear and detailed reports that highlight optimization savings.
Microsoft Azure is currently the fastest growing cloud infrastructure provider, with revenues growing 76% year over year in 2018. The platform competes with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and is not just for Windows applications. Azure can host Java, Python, Ruby and Node.JS apps as well as storage, databases, virtual machines and anything else that IT managers might once have hosted in-house.
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