Troubleshoot Azure monitoring setup
This page presents common troubleshooting scenarios for Azure monitoring setup.
If you have more than one ActiveGate, you have the following options:
Confirm that all ActiveGates with Azure monitoring enabled can connect to Azure.
- ActiveGate version 1.261+ Designate an ActiveGate with which you want to monitor your Azure subscription. Any ActiveGate type works properly as long as it can connect to Azure.
-
On the designated ActiveGate, edit the
custom.properties
file and set theazure_monitoring_enabled
property totrue
:1[azure_monitoring]2azure_monitoring_enabled = true -
On the other ActiveGates, edit the
custom.properties
file and set theazure_monitoring_enabled
property tofalse
.
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It is crucial to choose the appropriate timeframe option based on your needs.
Last X
displays only the most recent value of the selected metric.Custom timeframe
allows you to specify a time range and view the average value over that period.
For example, if you select Last 2 hours
, you'll only see the most recent value from the past two hours. However, if you select a custom timeframe of Last 2 hours
, you'll see the average value for the metric over the entire two-hour period.
For information about differences between built-in services and other services, see Migrate from Azure built-in services to cloud services.