This is precisely the scenario that as a monitoring vendor we have engineered our products to account for. But what happens if you have an outage or something you need to troubleshoot? Nothing better than those debug logs! Perhaps, create a process to hot set the log level lower (e.g., to debug) temporarily so that you can collect more verbose logs short term.” Understand your requirements and don’t over-log unnecessarily. Thomas also suggests: “Do you need debug logs in your workspace? Usually, the lower the log level, the higher the number of logs. However, the data collection with cloud native tools is already pretty low by default – indeed Microsoft dialed back metric collection for AVD to exclude process information because customers weren’t keen on the costs, leading to the surprising scenario that an administrator can’t routinely find out which are the top 10 applications in use. Sampling metrics every 3 seconds, etc., is pretty dumb as it usually swamps systems with lots of noise and in the case of cloud, leads to ludicrous data and API costs. Good monitoring platforms with root cause diagnostics and AIOps correlation technologies are carefully configured out of the box to capture data on optimal timescales at optimal frequencies. or perhaps that should be “Log the minimum data you need to suit your needs”. This is (perhaps surprisingly) one that most monitoring vendors would concur with…. From working with customers, who have previously implemented Thomas’ suggestions, I’m going to cover my own thoughts on things to consider.
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One of the main use cases where customers turn to a third-party solution like eG Enterprise is to get increased visibility and to reduce manual steps at a lower cost than what native cloud monitoring offers. Now, all of these are valid steps in the right use case, however, add complexity and may also impact visibility. 1 Log less data including reducing the log level.In general, this type of cost optimization inevitably comes at the cost of increased bespoke scripting or manual work or a reduction in the level of visibility or sensitivity of alerting. Thomas lists a handful of useful strategies to reduce your costs, alongside some of the pros and cons associated.
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Thomas is a Principal Software Engineer Lead at Microsoft and often authors articles on the cheapest and most cost-effective ways to leverage Azure his articles answer questions such as “What’s the cheapest way to run Kubernetes in Azure?”.
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Thomas Stringer has a couple of great blog posts on how to understand your Azure monitoring costs and also on how to reduce your costs, see Azure Monitor Log Analytics too Expensive? Part 2 – Save Some Money | Thomas Stringer ().In the past I’ve blogged on How to calculate the Azure Monitor and Log Analytics costs associated with AVD (not an easy task!).
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