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Monitor Azure Data Manager for Energy

This article describes the monitoring data available for Azure Data Manager for Energy and how to view and analyze it.

When you have critical applications and business processes that rely on Azure resources, you need to monitor your Azure Data Manager for Energy instance for usage and health. You can view these platform metrics in the Azure portal directly from your resource, or you can use Azure Monitor.

Resource types

Azure uses resource types and resource IDs to identify resources within a subscription. Each resource ID includes the resource type. For Azure Data Manager for Energy, the resource type is Microsoft.OpenEnergyPlatform/energyServices.

Azure Monitor organizes monitoring data, including metrics and logs, by resource type. In Azure Monitor, resource types also serve as namespaces. The available metrics and logs vary by resource type.

For more information about the resource types for Azure Data Manager for Energy, see Azure Data Manager for Energy monitoring data reference.

View metrics from the Azure Data Manager for Energy resource

You can access metrics directly from your Azure Data Manager for Energy resource in the Azure portal.

  1. Sign in to the Azure portal.

  2. Go to your Azure Data Manager for Energy resource.

  3. In the left menu under Monitoring, select Metrics.

    Screenshot of the Azure Data Manager for Energy resource left menu with the Metrics option highlighted under the Monitoring section.

  4. Select Add metric.

  5. Choose the metric you want to view from the Metric dropdown (for example, Total Http Requests or Data Volume).

    Screenshot of the Metrics page showing the Metric dropdown with available metrics, including Data Volume (Preview) under Capacity and Total HTTP Requests (Preview) under Traffic.

  6. Select the desired Aggregation (for example, Sum).

  7. Optionally, use Add filter to filter by a specific dimension such as Service or Data Partition.

    Screenshot of the Metrics page showing the Add filter option with the Service property selected and a list of available service values.

  8. Optionally, use Apply splitting to split the chart by a dimension.

    Screenshot of the Metrics page showing a chart split by the Response Code dimension, displaying separate lines for different HTTP response codes.

View metrics from Azure Monitor

You can also access metrics through the centralized Azure Monitor experience, which you can use to view metrics across multiple resources.

  1. Sign in to the Azure portal.

  2. From the portal menu or search bar, go to Azure Monitor.

  3. Select Metrics from the left menu.

    Screenshot of the Azure Monitor page with the Metrics option highlighted in the left navigation menu.

  4. In the Scope picker, select your Azure Data Manager for Energy resource.

    Screenshot of the Azure Monitor Metrics page showing the Select a scope pane with an Azure Data Manager for Energy resource selected.

  5. Choose the metric, aggregation, and filters you want, as described in the previous section.

For more information about how to use Metrics Explorer, see Analyze metrics with Azure Monitor metrics explorer.

Metrics data availability and retention

Platform metrics for Azure Data Manager for Energy are available from the date you enable the feature on your instance. Metrics data is retained for 93 days. While you can only query up to 30 days of data on a single chart, you can pan the chart to view the full retention window.

For more information on metrics retention, see Azure Monitor Metrics overview - Retention of metrics.

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