Quickly Generate Azure Dashboard from Application Insights Telemetry

Quickly Generate Azure Dashboard from Application Insights Telemetry

You can generate Azure Dashboard from Application Insights Telemetry data. Azure Application Insights helps us to monitor applications health in real time. We can track our application availability, performance issues, user’s session and diagnose crashes faster than ever by using Application Insights. It provides a real-time dashboard for your app to monitor your application. Azure Application Insights sends different alerts when it is either experiencing failures, unavailability, performance issues or any other potential issues. Application Insight provides very rich user experience to analyze telemetry data. However, generating a single dashboard with all types of telemetry data can help monitor your application easily.

Generate Azure Dashboard from Application Insights Telemetry

The overview page for Application Insights Instance displays details like Failed Request, Server Response Time, Server Request etc.  You can then further drill down to get more metrics. If you noticed, The overview page also has a button “Application Dashboard

generate Azure Dashboard from Application Insights Telemetry - Select

 

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Once you select the button, it generates an Azure Portal dashboard, with several metrics, requests and other details for your Azure solution.

 

generate Azure Dashboard from Application Insights Telemetry - Main Dashboard

 

The Application Insight generated dashboards are shared dashboard. You can check how to share an Azure Portal dashboard and also how to identify shared dashboards

For many Azure solutions we generated the similar kind of dashboard based on the Application Telemetry data, however, this would help you to generate the similar dashboard just by using a single click.

 

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