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Episode 131: Developing against the Monitoring Alerts Autoscale and Metrics API
Description
In this episode Chris Risner and Nick Harris are joined by Stephen Siciliano, Sr Program Manager on Windows Azure. In this episode Stephen and Chris demonstrate the Windows Azure Monitoring Service API which provides operations to retrieve and configure monitoring metrics, alerts, and autoscale rules for your Windows Azure services.
- Windows Azure Monitoring Services Management Library NuGet
- How to use the MetricsClient to retrieve and list metric definitions and values
- How to use the AlertsClient to retrieve and list alert rules and incidents
- How to use the AlertsClient to create and alert
- How to use the AutoscaleClient to get an autoscale setting for a website
- How to use the AutoscaleClient to autoscale on metrics not available in the portal i.e custom metrics or any other metric.
Useful links from the show:
- Windows Azure: Staging Publishing Support for Web Sites, Monitoring Improvements, Hyper-V Recovery Manager GA, and PCI Compliance
- Windows Azure Monitoring Services Management Library NuGet
- Alerts, Autoscale, and Metrics library reference
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The Discussion
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jeganl Good stuff!
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David At 27:50, he mention's some API or SDK that can issue direct scale commands. I can't quite catch the name. Can anyone hear what it is? Sound like "If you want to do that you can use the 'entires' APIs or their SDK", but that's obviously not right..