Transition to metrics in Azure Monitor before classic metrics in Azure Storage are retired on 9 January 2024

Ankush Gurjar 170 Reputation points
2024-01-02T06:55:10.8866667+00:00

You're receiving this email because you use classic metrics in Azure Storage.

Because Azure Monitor now provides rich, consolidated monitoring for Azure resources, classic metrics in Azure Storage will be retired on 9 January 2024 and you'll need to transition to using metrics in Monitor.

In addition to the classic metrics features you already use, metrics in Monitor provide improvements such as:

  • New metrics and dimensions for extended monitoring.
  • Deep analysis in Azure Monitor Logs.
  • Native integration with other monitoring solutions.

Recommended action

To continue monitoring your Storage resources, transition to metrics in Monitor by 9 January 2024.

It is automatic transformation from Azure side? is any impact after transition?

If it is not automatic transition then tell me the step how to convert using Azure portal.

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  1. Ramya Harinarthini_MSFT 5,366 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator
    2024-01-02T14:25:46.9433333+00:00

    @Ankush Gurjar Welcome to Microsoft Q&A, thank you for posting your here!!

    To continue monitoring your Storage resources, transition to metrics in Monitor by 9 January 2024.

    Steps to complete the transition.

    To transition to metrics in Azure Monitor, we recommend the following approach.

    Learn about some of the key differences between classic metrics and metrics in Azure Monitor.

    Compile a list of classic metrics that you currently use.

    Identify which metrics in Azure Monitor provide the same data as the metrics you currently use.

    Create charts or dashboards to view metric data.

    Note

    Metrics in Azure Monitor are enabled by default, so there is nothing you need to do to begin capturing metrics. You must, however, create charts or dashboards to view those metrics.

    If you've created alert rules that are based on classic storage metrics, then create alert rules that are based on metrics in Azure Monitor.

    After you're able to see all of your metrics in Azure Monitor, you can turn off classic logging.

    Links for learning how to create custom dashboards and charts:

    View blob metrics in the Azure portal - Training | Microsoft Learn

    Use dashboards in the Azure portal - Training | Microsoft Learn

    Reference Links

    Hope this helps!
    Kindly let us know if the above helps or you need further assistance on this issue.


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