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Thanks for the valid suggestion. Your feedback is now open for the user community to upvote & comment on. This allows us to effectively prioritize your request against our existing feature backlog and also gives us insight into the potential impact of implementing the suggested feature.
Does this thread address your requirement?
https://github.com/Microsoft/ApplicationInsights-dotnet-server/issues/900
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2 votes2 comments · Azure Monitor-Application Insights » Management · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
There is a feature planned to allow users to configure the rention up to 2 years. the estimated timeline is Jan. please do check back or check for announcements
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Thank you for the suggestion. We will discuss this with the feature team for consideration.
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91 votes6 comments · Azure Monitor-Application Insights » Service monitoring and diagnostics · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Thanks for your feedback. We are working on prioritizing this work, and will post an update soon.
@Anders: Thanks for your feedback. We are working on prioritizing this work, and will post an update soon.
Great suggestion. We are looking at enriching AI with top N dependency types for Azure services, Redis being on that list. Please stay tuned :)
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Michael Milirud
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As we’re dealing with the integration of the Analytics portal into Log Analytics as well as moving the portal into Azure, implementation of this item is put on hold and re-evaluated.
This feature is still pending the integration of the portal into Azure, planned for the next semester.
This feature is still on hold, while we plan the move of the Analytics portal into Azure.
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NoaAdminApplication Insights Team
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We’re currently planning a feature that will expose a repo of community-shared queries, which we think will answer this need as well.
The repo itself is available and open today at https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/LogAnalyticsExamplesWill update more as planning continues,
NoaThis feature is still at the "planned" mode, with regard to community examples. Some out-of-the-box Microsoft examples are already available on the analytics home page.
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15 votes7 comments · Azure Monitor-Application Insights » Smart Detection · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
While there’s no update to the status of this suggestion, you may find an interim solution for setting up alerts on the Smart Detection preview rules described in this article:
https://sway.com/oxuf7sCHqKD3BubJHope this helps.
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HarelPush notification for Smart Detection alerts work was pushed forward due to other higher propriety work items, the status remains planned.
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15 votes4 comments · Azure Monitor-Application Insights » Service monitoring and diagnostics · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
We’d love to hear how well the preview of Service Fabric AI support is working for you!
Best, Michael
-AppInsights Product ManagementHere's a canonical example you can follow: https://github.com/qubitron/service-fabric-dotnet-getting-started/blob/master/ApplicationInsights.md
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Michael Milirud
-AI Product TeamWe just shipped a preview of SF support in AI at BUILD'17. Please take a look! :)
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/service-fabric/service-fabric-diagnostics-overview
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Michael Milirud
-AI Product TeamThis is great feedback. Please keep upvoting. We are working on the SF support for AI.
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Michael Milirud
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Thank you all for sharing the feedback and upvoting for this feature. It is something being reviewed internally by the team and will be considered in the next wave of planning.
We are looking to add exclusion filtering capabilities for operational names in our upcoming UX iteration. Please stay tuned and keep up-voting.
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Michael Milirud
-AI Product TeamCan you please offer a more concrete example? Are you building dashboard graphs by pinning ME blades or by writing Analytics queries?
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Michael Milirud
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13 votes8 comments · Azure Monitor-Application Insights » Service monitoring and diagnostics · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Would a URL link and/or an email work for such clients?
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Michael Milirud
-AI Product TeamCollaboration is an important scenario for us. This is a great suggestion. Let's keep upvoting it, so we could bump this up in our backlog.
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Michael Milirud
-AI Product TeamCan you please explain your scenario, where you need CSV/JSON for a specific event?
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103 votes16 comments · Azure Monitor-Application Insights » Web tests · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
With the release of Azure Functions 2.0, the previously posted template no longer works.
However, we recognize the need for this request, and are actively scoping and prioritizing the work needed to make it happen.
I am very interested in speaking with anyone who needs this feature to learn more about your scenarios, particularly any information around cost issues. If you would like to help me scope this feature, please reach out: mogrobin@microsoft.com.
Morgan Grobin
4/26/2019The team has had to shift priorities, and we expect to complete the remaining UI pieces, and finalize the billing model in the April timeframe. Meanwhile, the TrackAvailability SDK is now available in the .NET stable SDK (https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.ApplicationInsights/).
Please note that when the feature is released as public preview, we may limit the number of tests, and the rate at which you can report results from custom tests. Also, while this will be free for you to try in public preview, there may be a billing implication for continued usage when this feature is generally available.
Please note that pending the UI changes, data sent via the TrackAvailability SDK will *ONLY* be accessible via the following:
1. In the Metrics Explorer, the 2 Availability metrics - Availability and Test duration, will be aggregates across all your tests, including custom (reported via SDK) and the AI executed ping/multi-step tests. You may segment these metrics by test/location etc.
2. In the Search Explorer - you can view raw results from all your tests
3. Using Analytics queries: All results will be available for querying
4. Alerts: The aggregate availability, and test duration metric will be available in the metrics dropdown, and include the results from custom tests.
5. Continuous exportsThe 2 key areas, custom tests will NOT be available from are the following:
1. The Availability exploration and diagnostics experiences.
2. Alerting on availability of specific test locationsThanks,
DashThanks Antonio and Kaushik, for your comments on the SDK approach. We are looking to have support for this by the end of this year.
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20 votes0 comments · Azure Monitor-Application Insights » Smart Detection · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
The product team is currently reviewing this suggestion. We’ll update this suggestion once we have more details to share.
Thanks!
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we have not closed on a plan at this time. As a workaround however, please note the update here: https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/357324-application-insights/suggestions/14428134-add-alerts-based-on-results-of-analytics-queries. With the support for metrics derived from analytics queries, you can track an aggregate of the data received, and set a different number when there are no results. Let us know if that works for you.
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You can currently achieve this same result by writing a query in Logs to determine your application availability, and excluding any time periods you aren't interested in.
For an example, see the attached image.
Hope this helps!
Morgan
8/15/2019