You need to monitor the health and performance of your virtual network, including metrics like packet drops and NSG rules hit counts. You want a centralized view of all network resources and their relationships. What should you use?

Azure Network Watcher's Connection Monitor

Azure Network Watcher's IP flow verify

What is the primary purpose of an alert processing rule in Azure Monitor?

To store alert data in a Log Analytics workspace

To visualize metrics in a dashboard

To collect diagnostic logs from resources

To modify the behavior of alerts, such as suppressing or applying actions

You have a VM that runs a critical application. You need to monitor the VM's memory usage and be alerted if it exceeds 80% for 10 minutes. You have enabled Azure Monitor for VMs, but the 'Memory' metric is not available in the Metrics blade. What should you do?

Use the 'Percentage Memory' metric from the VM's host.

Enable the 'Memory' metric in the VM's diagnostic settings.

Install the Azure Monitor agent and use the 'Memory' metric from the agent.

Use the 'Memory' performance counter from Azure Monitor for VMs to create a log alert.

You have a storage account that is used for a file share. Users report that access is slow. You need to determine whether the latency is due to high request volume or high latency per request. You have enabled diagnostic settings to send metrics to a Log Analytics workspace. What should you do?

View the 'Success E2E Latency' and 'Success Server Latency' metrics in the Metrics blade.

Create a metric alert on 'Success E2E Latency' with a threshold of 100 ms.

Use Storage Insights to view the 'Capacity' and 'Transaction' metrics, and then drill into the latency metrics.

Run a KQL query against the 'StorageMetrics' table to analyze 'TotalRequests' and 'AverageE2ELatency' over time.

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Monitor Resources in Azure AZ-104 Practice Questions (Page 2)

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6application · medium
You need to monitor the health and performance of your virtual network, including metrics like packet drops and NSG rules hit counts. You want a centralized view of all network resources and their relationships. What should you use?
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7foundation · easy
Which Azure Monitor feature provides a prebuilt dashboard for monitoring network resources, including metrics like packet drops and latency?
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8foundation · easy
What is the primary purpose of an alert processing rule in Azure Monitor?
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9expert · hard
You have a VM that runs a critical application. You need to monitor the VM's memory usage and be alerted if it exceeds 80% for 10 minutes. You have enabled Azure Monitor for VMs, but the 'Memory' metric is not available in the Metrics blade. What should you do?
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10application · medium
You have a storage account that is used for a file share. Users report that access is slow. You need to determine whether the latency is due to high request volume or high latency per request. You have enabled diagnostic settings to send metrics to a Log Analytics workspace. What should you do?
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