How to use the MedTech service monitoring and health checks tabs
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In this article, learn how to use the MedTech service monitoring and health check tabs in the Azure portal. The monitoring and health check tabs provide access to crucial MedTech service metrics and health checks. These metrics and health checks can be used in assessing the health and performance of your MedTech service and can be useful seeing patterns and/or trends or assisting with troubleshooting your MedTech service.
Use the MedTech service monitoring tab
Within your Azure Health Data Services workspace, select MedTech service under Services.
Select the MedTech service that you would like to display metrics for. For this example, we'll select a MedTech service named mt-azuredocsdemo. You'll be selecting a MedTech service within your own Azure Health Data Services workspace.
The MedTech service monitoring tab opens, displaying a subset of the supported MedTech service metrics. By default, the Show data for last option is set to 1 hour. To adjust the time duration, select the Show data for last option, select the time period you would like to view, and select Apply. Select the down arrow in the Traffic MedTech service metrics tile to display the next set of MedTech service traffic metrics.
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If you leave the MedTech service monitoring tab, any customized settings you have made to the monitoring settings are lost and will have to be recreated. If you would like to save your customizations for future viewing, you can pin them to an Azure portal dashboard as a tile.
This table shows the available MedTech service metrics and the information that the metrics are capturing. The metrics in bold are the metrics displayed within the Monitoring tab:
Metric category
Metric name
Metric description
Availability
IotConnector Health Status
The overall health of the MedTech service.
Errors
Total Error Count
The total number of errors.
Latency
Average Group Stage Latency
The average latency of the group stage. The group stage performs buffering, aggregating, and grouping on normalized messages.
Latency
Average Normalize Stage Latency
The average latency of the normalized stage. The normalized stage performs normalization on raw incoming messages.
Traffic
Number of Fhir resources saved
The total number of FHIR® resources updated or persisted by the MedTech service.
Traffic
Number of Incoming Messages
The number of received raw incoming messages (for example, the device events) from the configured source event hub.
Traffic
Number of Measurements
The number of normalized value readings received by the FHIR transformation stage of the MedTech service.
Traffic
Number of Message Groups
The number of groups that have messages aggregated in the designated time window.
Traffic
Number of Normalized Messages
The number of normalized messages.
Use the MedTech service health checks tab
Select the Health checks tab within your MedTech service to display the health checks. In the example, the MedTech service is passing all health checks as indicated by the Status row and the Connected status.
In this example, we can see that the MedTech service is indicating that the Health check for Event hub connection is showing a Status of Disconnected. To find out how to troubleshoot this failed health check, you can select the Accessing the MedTech service from the event hub link under the Learn more row to be directed to the MedTech service troubleshooting guide section for addressing this failed health check.