All news with #azure monitor tag

📈 Amazon WorkSpaces now publishes expanded performance and session health metrics to Amazon CloudWatch, covering network, compute, storage, and session lifecycle events at no additional cost. These metrics let administrators detect and troubleshoot issues—such as TCP retransmissions, GPU usage, CPU queue length, disk I/O queue lengths, and memory page hard faults—by setting alarms and building dashboards. The metrics are available in all Regions where Amazon WorkSpaces is supported and can be viewed via the CloudWatch console or integrated into WorkSpaces dashboards.

🔎 Brain is Azure’s centralized AIOps cloud health intelligence system that forms a real-time digital twin with Azure Resource Graph. It fuses telemetry, AI/ML models, service topology, and customer impact into unified health determinations that drive notifications, deployment safeguards, and outage declarations. This post introduces Brain’s design, inputs and outputs, and how it enables faster, more consistent reliability actions across Azure.

🔧 Amazon CloudWatch pipelines now supports processing and enriching OpenTelemetry (OTel) metrics during ingestion. CloudWatch pipelines is a fully managed service that ingests, transforms, and routes telemetry data to CloudWatch without requiring you to manage infrastructure. Customers can centrally apply transformations and add business context tags, strip high-cardinality labels, and rename metrics to enforce consistent naming, all with no application changes. The feature is available in Regions where CloudWatch pipelines and native OTel metrics are supported, and processing incurs no additional charge beyond standard ingestion pricing.