This alert monitors the end-to-end (E2E) latency of successful transactions in Azure Storage. It is activated when the E2E latency exceeds 1000 milliseconds for any storage operation, identified by its API name, cloud account ID, or cloud region over a 10-minute timeframe. Customization Guidance: Default Threshold: The alert triggers if the E2E latency for successful transactions in Azure Storage exceeds 1000 milliseconds. Adjustment: Depending on your application's specific requirements and performance needs, you may need to adjust this threshold. Applications with high sensitivity to latency may require a lower threshold, while those with more relaxed performance requirements may tolerate a higher threshold. Storage Relevance: Customize alerts for different Azure Storage services based on their importance and role in your infrastructure. Critical storage accounts that require optimal performance may need more stringent monitoring. Project Specificity: Tailor alerts per project, especially if you manage multiple projects with varying levels of criticality and performance demands. Alert Frequency: Balance between timely alerts and reducing alert fatigue. Adjust the frequency based on the importance of the Azure Storage accounts and the applications they support. Tiered Notifications: Implement a tiered notification system, where critical breaches trigger immediate alerts, while less critical ones may trigger less frequently. Action: Immediate Steps: Upon triggering, immediate actions include reviewing recent logs for the affected storage accounts, checking for network or resource bottlenecks, and ensuring the storage configuration is optimized. Mitigation: To resolve issues, consider optimizing your application code to reduce latency, adjusting your storage account configuration, or scaling your storage resources to handle higher loads more effectively.

This alert monitors the availability of Azure Storage accounts. It is activated when the availability falls below 100% for any storage operation, identified by its API name, cloud account ID, or cloud region over a 10-minute timeframe. Customization Guidance: Default Threshold: The alert triggers if the availability of an Azure Storage account falls below 100%. Adjustment: Depending on your application's specific requirements and tolerance for downtime, you may need to adjust this threshold. Applications with high availability demands may require a stricter threshold, while those with more relaxed requirements may tolerate a lower threshold. Storage Relevance: Customize alerts for different Azure Storage accounts based on their importance and role in your infrastructure. Critical storage accounts that require optimal performance may need more stringent monitoring. Project Specificity: Tailor alerts per project, especially if you manage multiple projects with varying levels of criticality and availability demands. Alert Frequency: Balance between timely alerts and reducing alert fatigue. Adjust the frequency based on the importance of the Azure Storage accounts and the applications they support. Tiered Notifications: Implement a tiered notification system, where critical breaches trigger immediate alerts, while less critical ones may trigger less frequently. Action: Immediate Steps: Upon triggering, immediate actions include reviewing recent logs for the affected storage accounts, checking for network issues or resource bottlenecks, and ensuring the storage configuration is optimized. Mitigation: To resolve issues, consider optimizing your storage configuration, increasing redundancy, or scaling your storage resources to handle higher loads more effectively.

This alert monitors the server latency of successful transactions in Azure Storage. It is activated when the server latency exceeds 1000 milliseconds for any storage operation, identified by its API name, cloud account ID, or cloud region over a 10-minute timeframe. Customization Guidance: Default Threshold: The alert triggers if the server latency for successful transactions in Azure Storage exceeds 1000 milliseconds. Adjustment: Depending on your application's specific requirements and performance needs, you may need to adjust this threshold. Applications with high sensitivity to latency may require a lower threshold, while those with more relaxed performance requirements may tolerate a higher threshold. Storage Relevance: Customize alerts for different Azure Storage accounts based on their importance and role in your infrastructure. Critical storage accounts that require optimal performance may need more stringent monitoring. Project Specificity: Tailor alerts per project, especially if you manage multiple projects with varying levels of criticality and performance demands. Alert Frequency: Balance between timely alerts and reducing alert fatigue. Adjust the frequency based on the importance of the Azure Storage accounts and the applications they support. Tiered Notifications: Implement a tiered notification system, where critical breaches trigger immediate alerts, while less critical ones may trigger less frequently. Action: Immediate Steps: Upon triggering, immediate actions include reviewing recent logs for the affected storage accounts, checking for network or resource bottlenecks, and ensuring the storage configuration is optimized. Mitigation: To resolve issues, consider optimizing your application code to reduce latency, adjusting your storage account configuration, or scaling your storage resources to handle higher loads more effectively.