Could you help to add the function for user to confirm the small-scale portal issue from resource / service health?
(Example issue: Users don't able to list resources due to Azure Platform Problem.)

Large scale incidents are now notified in service health, but small-scale issues are not informed.
So, I think it would be nice to be able to check the portal condition from resource health on each subscription.

Moreover, it will be very useful if you can also add a feature to display these issues as a banner on the portal.

There are 1000+ devices managed by Intune in my company, including 700+ shared devices in shops, it really needs the function of sync devices by batch when you do policy update or troubleshooting.

now I should check support responses accessing each subscriptions.
but It would be better that I can see all support requests in one page

It'd be good to see more detail of the work that will be done during scheduled maintenance. (Azure Gov.)

A tracing windows in the portal that can be called from any place in the cod and display traces from the App Service(s) or even all resources will be very useful.

Please add more metric like CPU/Disk IO/Memory on Individual instance of VM Scale Set

Hi,

We would like to see an option where we can get a list of devices that are manually allowed in MDM or Intune.

currently, the enrolled devices are visible in the portal. but what about the devices that are manually allowed by an administrator. ? is there any way to filter this ?

In Azure when provided errors like this one due to deployment on a resource provider not registered - "error: The subscription {SubName} doesn't have the permission to register the resource provider Microsoft.DBforMySQL." - in this case someone was using a WordPress marketplace app deployment.

Add a corrective action link to the end of error message redirecting the customer to Subscription resource providers blade where they can enable it manually - maybe add a cross check to see if portal user is Azure Sub Owner First before giving corrective action link

https://portal.azure.com/#blade/HubsExtension/ResourceMenuBlade/resourceproviders/id/%2Fsubscriptions%2F{SubID}/referrerInfo/%2Fsubscriptions%2F{SubId}

Sometimes we create an Add Alert option for the data factory failure or success notification,but after filling all the details and finish,no alerts added.I have faced it multiple times and also an created alert automatically disappeared .This need to be checked as data factory alert option is great tool to get notified for any failure.But if this will not work properly then one have to go and manually check the log for any error.

Better support options as in "pay per incident" would be nice. not everyone can afford a 6 month commitment at $300 per month in which we would be spending the majority of it for nothing! dumb idea!!

size of each backup

An option to set up an outgoing webhook for portal notifications would be a nice way to let a team know of global events or changes in their Azure environment.

For example so that people get notified when an app or a vm is restarted, when a deployment is over, etc.

The classic portal had an option to dismiss messages for completed tasks instead of just the Dismiss All button that also dismissing running tasks. I miss the feature from the Classic portal. Please let me know if I've just overlooked something.

Ability to export custom metric charts to PDF.

Please make your response SLA better for all category issues . If not then please provide a common chat ID where our issues can be instantly resolved or atleast next step solution guide can be given.

Is just a simple functionality that should be there. Records are sort by name and I have to download the file just to see, by example, anomalus sign-ins of last day...

take a look: https://portal.azure.com/#blade/MicrosoftAADProtectionCenter/IdentitySecurityDashboardMenuBlade/RiskEvents

There should be an easy way to open the Kudu console for specific instance. Something that would not require tweaking cookies.

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/kaushal/2016/11/21/azure-app-service-how-to-connect-to-the-kudu-site-of-a-specific-instance/

When shutting down a VM, don't use temporary tooltip-style messages to describe the activity. Show it as you do with a bright banner that says VM still active, that only showed up after I logged back in to find a VM I had clicked "Stop" on was still active. In the previous session you showed a tooltip "stopping", but I logged out before the "stopped" tool tip showed up. Glad I'm still on the trial and didn't actually pay for that bug! Will NOT be continuing!

It were pretty good to a thumbnail of the console ("Remote View") of the running VM, as known from Microsoft Virtual Server.