Microsoft Azure Monitoring

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Bleemeo integrates with Azure Monitor to fetch metrics from your Azure infrastructure. Resources are automatically discovered across your subscription, and dashboards are created for each service type.

Supported Services

Service	Description	Polling Interval
Virtual Machine (VM)	Instance CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics	1 minute
SQL Database	CPU, memory, storage, and connection metrics	1 minute
Cosmos DB	Request counts and request unit consumption	1 minute
Load Balancer	Availability, packet/byte counts, and SNAT connections	1 minute
Blob Storage	Transactions, availability, capacity, and object/file counts	1 hour
Function App	Executions, errors, requests, and response time	1 minute
Cost Metrics	Azure Cost Management — amortized daily cost, month-to-date cost, and monthly forecast	Daily

How It Works

1. You create a dedicated Microsoft Entra ID app registration (e.g. “Bleemeo Azure Monitoring”) in your Azure tenant
2. You assign it the Monitoring Reader role on the subscription you want to monitor, and make sure the Microsoft.Insights resource provider is registered
3. You provide the app’s credentials (Tenant ID, Subscription ID, Client ID, and Client Secret) in the Bleemeo panel
4. Bleemeo discovers all resources of each enabled service across your subscription
5. Azure Monitor metrics are fetched at regular intervals per service
6. Dashboards are automatically created for each discovered service type
7. Metrics are available alongside your other Bleemeo data for custom dashboards and alerting

Caution

Azure Monitor API calls used to fetch metrics may incur costs on your Azure bill. Estimated costs are provided per service on the Configuration page. Azure Monitor includes a free tier equivalent to approximately $10/month.

Next Steps

• Configuration — set up Azure credentials and permissions
• Troubleshooting — what each integration status message means

Service Documentation

• Virtual Machine — instance CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics
• SQL Database — database CPU, memory, storage, and connections
• Cosmos DB — request counts and request unit consumption
• Load Balancer — availability, packet/byte counts, and connections
• Blob Storage — transactions, availability, capacity, and object/file counts
• Function App — executions, errors, requests, and response time
• Cost Management — amortized daily cost, month-to-date cost, and forecast