Thursday, November 24, 2016

Azure App services - Monitoring website resources

The Website blade is divided into sections such as Summary, Monitoring, Usage, Operations, Deployment, Networking, Configurations and Access. Each section is pre-configured with live parts that provide various metrics for the website.

 
You can quickly see the resources in the resource group of the website in the Summary section of the Website blade. Figure is an example showing a resource group named Contoso Website that contains an Azure website, a virtual machine running SQL Server, and other resources. By clicking the Contoso Website resource group, you can then drill down further into all the resources in the group


A resource group consisting of a website, virtual machine, and other resources
Azure Websites provide a number of useful performance counter metrics that you can monitor visually in a graph or in a line item detailed list using the management portal. Metrics that are available for websites are listed here:
- CPUTime A measure of the website's CPU usage.
- Requests A count of client requests to the website.
- Data Out A measure of data sent by the website to clients.
- Data In A measure of data received by the website from clients.
- HTTP Client Errors Number of HTTP 4xx Client Error messages sent.
- HTTP Server Errors Number of HTTP 5xx Server Error messages sent.
- HTTP Successes Number of HTTP 2xx Success messages sent.
- HTTP Redirects Number of HTTP 3xx Redirection messages sent.
- HTTP 401 Errors Number of HTTP 401 Unauthorized messages sent.
- HTTP 403 Errors Number of HTTP 403 Forbidden messages sent.
- HTTP 404 Errors Number of HTTP 404 Not Found messages sent.
- HTTP 406 Errors Number of HTTP 406 Not Acceptable messages sent.
 

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