Your company has an Azure virtual machine named VM1. You configure an Azure Monitor metric alert rule to trigger when the CPU usage of VM1 exceeds for more than 15 minutes. You need to configure the system to send an email notification to the operations team and automatically trigger an Azure Automation runbook when the alert fires. Additionally, you must suppress all notifications during a planned weekly maintenance window on Sundays without modifying the metric alert rule. Which of the following actions should you perform? (Select TWO.)
- Create an action group that includes both the email notification action and the Automation runbook action.Cevap
- Create an alert processing rule configured to suppress notifications during the Sunday maintenance window.Cevap
- CCreate an alert processing rule that directly defines the email notification and Automation runbook actions.
- DConfigure a recurring schedule within the action group properties to disable the notifications during the maintenance window.
Cevap
Create an action group that includes both the email notification action and the Automation runbook action, and create an alert processing rule configured to suppress notifications during the Sunday maintenance window.
To meet the requirements, you must use an Action Group to define the specific actions (sending an email and triggering a runbook) because Action Groups are the designated resources for notifications and automated tasks. Additionally, to suppress alerts during a weekly maintenance window without modifying the alert rule itself, you must create an Alert Processing Rule configured to suppress notifications. This allows you to block notifications dynamically based on a schedule.
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Configuring notifications and automated responses using Action Groups, and managing alert behavior during maintenance windows using Alert Processing Rules.