Azure Storage | LogicMonitor

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LogicMonitor currently has five DataSources for monitoring Azure Storage performance metrics:

Microsoft_Azure_StorageAccount– collects basic performance data for Azure Storage Accounts
Microsoft_Azure_BlobStorage-collects basic performance data for Azure Blob Storage
Microsoft_Azure_TableStorage– collects basic performance data for Azure Table Storage
Microfsoft_Azure_QueueStorage– collects basic performance data for Azure Queue Storage
Microsoft_Azure_FileStorage– collects basic performance data for Azure File Storage

Microsoft_Azure_StorageAccount

Source: Azure Insights API

Datapoints:

Availability
Egress
Ingress
Status
SuccessE2ELatency
SuccessServerLatency
Transactions

Default Polling Interval: 1 minute

Additional Configuration Necessary?: No. Monitoring will automatically begin for your Storage Accounts once they are discovered.

Microsoft_Azure_BlobStorage

Source: Azure Insights API

Datapoints:

Availability
Egress
Ingress
Status
SuccessE2ELatency
SuccessServerLatency
Transactions

Default Polling Interval: 1 minute

Additional Configuration Necessary?: No. Monitoring will automatically begin for your Blob Storage instances once they are discovered.

Microsoft_Azure_TableStorage

Source: Azure Insights API

Datapoints:

Availability
Egress
Ingress
Status
SuccessE2ELatency
SuccessServerLatency
Transactions

Default Polling Interval: 1 minute

Additional Configuration Necessary?: No. Monitoring will automatically begin for your Table Storage instances once they are discovered.

Microsoft_Azure_QueueStorage

Source: Azure Insights API

Datapoints:

Availability
Egress
Ingress
Status
SuccessE2ELatency
SuccessServerLatency
Transactions

Default Polling Interval: 1 minute

Additional Configuration Necessary?: No. Monitoring will automatically begin for your Queue Storage instances once they are discovered.

Microsoft_Azure_FileStorage

Source: Azure Insights API

Datapoints:

Availability
Egress
Ingress
Status
SuccessE2ELatency
SuccessServerLatency
Transactions

Default Polling Interval: 1 minute

Additional Configuration Necessary?: No. Monitoring will automatically begin for your File Storage instance once they are discovered.

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