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Hello:
I need some help to write a script that would collect normalized RU/s for an Azure CosmosDB.
I just want to run it and check the Normalized RU Consumption for an Azure CosmosDB during past 30 days.
Any ideas how to achieve it?
I can select CosmosDB, but have no idea how to get the metric I need.
Thank you
Hi, @Oleg Aronov Thanks for the ask and for using the Microsoft Q&A platform.
As we understand the ask here is you want to write a PowerShell script that would collect normalized RU/s for an Azure CosmosDB.
I don't think we can achieve this with PowerShell directly however I think this can be done...but monitoring can be more helpful in this case. you will be knowing the event format and storage and there you may write a Powershell script for your normalized RU.
Please refer to this document for more information.
Regards
Geetha
Hi, @Oleg Aronov We haven't heard back from you. just wanted to check if you are still facing issues.
Regards
Geetha
Thanks a lot for your input!
I know I can check normalized RU consumption in metric manually, but the idea is to be able run a script once in a while and find max normalized RU consumption for each Cosmos DB(s) within specified period (let's say last 30 days).
Honestly, even I know PowerShell a little, I have no idea how to achieve...
Do you have any ideas how/where to start?
Thank you very much for your help!
Hi @Oleg Aronov We don’t publish anything in PowerShell that provides this type of data. The only thing I can recommend is the Monitor PS cmdlet. This would appear to provide you the means of both creating new metrics to record as well as gathering metrics via the Get-AzMetric cmdlet.
Please let me know if you need any additional information.
Regards
Geetha