Solar container monitoring system level report query

How do I gather Azure monitor metrics for container instances?

Containers generate similar data as other Azure resources, but they require a containerized agent to collect required data. You can gather Azure Monitor metrics for container instances using either the Azure portal or Azure CLI.

What metrics are available in container apps?

Container Apps provides these basic metrics. The metrics namespace is Microsoft.App/containerapps. Container Apps environments provides this basic metric. You can only view this metric in Azure Monitor metrics. The metrics namespace is Microsoft.App/managedEnvironments. More runtime specific metrics are available, Java metrics.

How does Azure monitor store metric and activity log data?

You can optionally route metric and activity log data to the Azure Monitor logs database store so you can query the data and correlate it with other log data using Log Analytics. For detailed information on how Azure Monitor stores data, see Azure Monitor data platform.

How do I view container level logs & sytem logs?

Note: While Container Level Logs & Sytem Logs are collected & streamed automatically (and can be viewed in near real time), you can choose to route them to Azure Log Analytics (for querying purpose), or you can leverage Diagnostic Settings to send the logs to an Azure Storage Account, or Event Hub (to be then consumed by a third party app). 4.

What metrics are available for container instances?

All metrics for Container Instances are in the namespace Container group standard metrics. In a container group with multiple containers, you can filter on the containerName dimension to acquire metrics from a specific container within the group.

What metrics are available in Azure Container apps?

In Azure Container Apps, these include things like CPU usage, Requests, Network in (measured in bytes), etc. You can then use Metrics explorer to view these metrics. OpenTelemetry stands out in the cloud-native scene as a go-to choice for instrumentation.