Watch the Azure services your business runs on — virtual machines, web apps, databases — and get one clear alert when something goes wrong.
Many companies run on Azure because the rest of their work runs on Microsoft. Azure Monitor is capable, but it takes time to configure, and the alerts it sends are written for engineers.
Microsoft Azure Services Monitoring will read the state of your subscriptions and combine it with outside checks, so the whole team understands what broke and whether customers are affected.
The plan for the first release. Every check will be stored in a full log, like all Upzilla monitors.
State, availability and resource use.
Web app availability, errors and response time.
Database availability and load.
Public endpoints checked from outside Azure.
Uptime, HTTP and TCP monitors can already check every public endpoint you run on Azure.
Set up like every other Upzilla monitor, in a few minutes.
Read-only access to the resources you choose.
Production, by resource group.
Email, chat, SMS or a webhook.
Watch Azure next to the rest of IT.
Know about errors before customers report them.
Several client subscriptions in one place.
Azure next to AWS and Google Cloud.
The same alert channels as every Upzilla monitor, as many as you like.
We are building it now; many new checks arrive before the new year. Create a free account to hear first.
Read-only access to the subscriptions you choose.
Uptime, HTTP, TCP and SSL monitors can already check every public endpoint and server you run on Azure.
Alerts already go to email, SMS, Slack, Telegram and webhooks, and a webhook can post to Teams.
Start with 10 free monitors today — we will tell you the moment this one is ready.