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A time-series represents a "thing you're monitoring" – in this instance, it's aggregate egress, so $0.10 per month, regardless of the evaluation period. Monito
by manarth 5y ago
A time-series represents a "thing you're monitoring" – in this instance, it's aggregate egress, so $0.10 per month, regardless of the evaluation period.
Monitoring CPU? Another $0.10 per month. Memory? Another $0.10.
Thankfully, not $900.
- oneepic 5y agoI meant to emphasize frequency, not eval period. Apologies. That said I took a look at the pricing docs and didnt see frequency mentioned, so hopefully I am in the wrong about the price. As an aside, their (Azure's) pricing docs are written in the same fishy way their technical docs are written (my opinion only)...
- giaour 5y agoThe service being used here is Azure Monitor, which charges $0.10/month for each metric you monitor with alert rules: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/monitor/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/monitor/ They do charge by the MB for ingesting custom metric data, but storage outbound bandwidth is one of the free "standard metrics" built into the platform. So the alert's full cost is $0.10 per month. Since they charge by the "time series," I think that means the OP could configure different alerting thresholds on storage outbound bandwidth, and they'd still only be on the hook for $0.10/month.