Azure Application Gateway is a web traffic load balancer that enables you to manage traffic to your web applications.
Use the Datadog Azure integration to collect metrics from Azure Application Gateway.
If you haven’t already, set up the Microsoft Azure integration first. There are no other installation steps.
azure.network_applicationgateways.current_connections (gauge) | Count of current connections established with Application Gateway Shown as connection |
azure.network_applicationgateways.failed_requests (count) | Count of failed requests that Application Gateway has served Shown as request |
azure.network_applicationgateways.healthy_host_count (gauge) | Number of healthy backend hosts Shown as host |
azure.network_applicationgateways.response_status (count) | Http response status returned by Application Gateway |
azure.network_applicationgateways.backend_response_status (count) | Backend Response Status |
azure.network_applicationgateways.status (gauge) | Status of Azure Application Gateway |
azure.network_applicationgateways.throughput (rate) | Number of bytes per second the Application Gateway has served Shown as byte |
azure.network_applicationgateways.total_requests (count) | Count of successful requests that Application Gateway has served Shown as request |
azure.network_applicationgateways.unhealthy_host_count (gauge) | Number of unhealthy backend hosts Shown as host |
azure.network_applicationgateways.bytes_sent (count) | Number of bytes sent through the Application Gateway Shown as byte |
azure.network_applicationgateways.bytes_received (count) | Number of bytes received through the Application Gateway Shown as byte |
azure.network_applicationgateways.compute_units (count) | Compute units consumed |
azure.network_applicationgateways.capacity_units (count) | Capacity units consumed |
azure.network_applicationgateways.backend_connect_time (gauge) | Time spent establishing a connection with a backend server Shown as millisecond |
azure.network_applicationgateways.avg_request_count_per_healthy_host (gauge) | Average request count per minute per healthy backend host in a pool Shown as request |
azure.network_applicationgateways.backend_first_byte_response_time (gauge) | Time interval between start of establishing a connection to backend server and receiving the first byte of the response header Shown as millisecond |
azure.network_applicationgateways.backend_last_byte_response_time (gauge) | Time interval between start of establishing a connection to backend server and receiving the last byte of the response body Shown as millisecond |
azure.network_applicationgateways.fixed_billable_capacity_units (count) | Minimum capacity units that will be charged |
azure.network_applicationgateways.client_rtt (gauge) | Average round trip time between clients and Application Gateway Shown as millisecond |
azure.network_applicationgateways.tls_protocol (count) | The number of TLS and non-TLS requests initiated by the client that established connection with the Application Gateway. |
azure.network_applicationgateways.new_connections_per_second (rate) | New connections per second established with Application Gateway Shown as connection |
azure.network_applicationgateways.cpu_utilization (gauge) | Current CPU utilization of the Application Gateway Shown as percent |
azure.network_applicationgateways.estimated_billed_capacity_units (count) | Estimated capacity units that will be charged |
azure.network_applicationgateways.matched_count (count) | Web Application Firewall Total Rule Distribution for the incoming traffic |
azure.network_applicationgateways.application_gateway_total_time (gauge) | Average time that it takes for a request to be processed and its response to be sent. Shown as millisecond |
azure.network_applicationgateways.blocked_req_count (count) | Web Application Firewall blocked requests count |
azure.network_applicationgateways.blocked_count (count) | Web Application Firewall blocked requests rule distribution |
The Azure Application Gateway integration does not include any events.
The Azure Application Gateway integration does not include any service checks.
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