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@arpith-f5 - Thanks for making these changes. These instructions will be very useful as we guide customers to switch over to the new metrics mechanism.
## Overview | ||
NGINXaaS previously supported monitoring using [Custom Metrics](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/metrics/metrics-custom-overview). Custom metrics is a preview feature in Azure and support for it will be dropped in the future. We have added support for Platform metrics which is the Azure recommended way for monitoring resources, we strongly recommend you to migrate your deployments monitoring to use Platform metrics to take advantage of reduced latency and higher reliability. |
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## Overview | |
NGINXaaS previously supported monitoring using [Custom Metrics](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/metrics/metrics-custom-overview). Custom metrics is a preview feature in Azure and support for it will be dropped in the future. We have added support for Platform metrics which is the Azure recommended way for monitoring resources, we strongly recommend you to migrate your deployments monitoring to use Platform metrics to take advantage of reduced latency and higher reliability. | |
## Overview | |
NGINXaaS for Azure previously supported monitoring using [Custom Metrics](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/metrics/metrics-custom-overview). Custom metrics is a preview feature in Azure and support for it will be dropped in the future. We have added support for Platform metrics, which is the Azure recommended way for monitoring resources; we strongly recommend you migrate your deployments monitoring to use Platform metrics to take advantage of reduced latency and higher reliability. |
This PR has been merged with some style issues I was providing feedback on. I will open a new PR with my suggestions. |
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