Dependency viewĭependency view helps you visualize how a resource is configured. Select the alert counts to go to a detailed alerts page. The Alert box on the right side of the page provides a view of all alerts generated for the selected resources across all subscriptions. Select the value in the Alert column to go to the alerts and metrics page for the connection. Select the icon in the Health column to get resource health for that connection. You can select any item in the grid view. If you select the unavailable ER and VPN connections, you'll see a metric view: In this example, there are 105 ER and VPN connections deployed. It also displays the health status of the resource.
The tile displays the number of instances of that resource type deployed across all selected subscriptions. In the following example, each tile represents a resource type. A search for the public IP's DNS name will return both the public IP and the associated application gateway: For example, a public IP is associated with an application gateway. You can use the search box to search for resources and their associated resources. You can customize the resource health and alerts view by using filters like Subscription, Resource Group, and Type. It's divided into four key functional areas: search and filtering, resource health and metrics, alerts, and dependency view. The Azure Monitor Network Insights Overview page provides an easy way to visualize the inventory of your networking resources, together with resource health and alerts. And it provides other network diagnostic features.Īzure Monitor Network Insights is structured around these key components of monitoring: It also provides access to network monitoring capabilities like Connection Monitor, flow logging for network security groups (NSGs), and Traffic Analytics. Azure Monitor Network Insights provides a comprehensive view of health and metrics for all deployed network resources, without requiring any configuration.
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