A cloud administrator needs to configure telemetry and notification alerts for a new business application deployed on Azure Virtual Machines. The monitoring strategy has two distinct goals:
1. Track the virtual machines' CPU usage and generate an alert if it stays above 85% for more than 10 minutes.
2. Receive early notifications about planned Azure infrastructure maintenance or platform-wide outages in the region that could affect the virtual machines' availability.
Which combination of services should the administrator implement to meet these requirements?
- AAzure Service Health for tracking the CPU usage threshold, and Azure Monitor for tracking the planned maintenance and platform outages
- Azure Monitor for tracking the CPU usage threshold, and Azure Service Health for tracking the planned maintenance and platform outagesAnswer
- CAzure Monitor for tracking the CPU usage threshold, and Azure Advisor for tracking the planned maintenance and platform outages
- DAzure Service Health for both tracking the CPU usage threshold and tracking the planned maintenance and platform outages
Answer
Azure Monitor for tracking the CPU usage threshold, and Azure Service Health for tracking the planned maintenance and platform outages
The correct answer correctly maps Azure Monitor to resource-level CPU monitoring and Azure Service Health to platform-level events. Azure Monitor collects operational telemetry like metrics from your resources, whereas Azure Service Health keeps you informed about outages and planned maintenance affecting the Azure infrastructure.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Understanding the distinction between resource-specific monitoring (Azure Monitor) and platform-level health tracking (Azure Service Health).
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