Azure Virtual Network is the fundamental building block for your private network in Azure. Virtual Network enables many types of Azure resources, such as Azure Virtual Machines, to securely communicate with each other, the internet, and on-premises networks. Use Datadog to monitor your available address space to avoid running out of space at critical times.
Get metrics from Azure Virtual Network to:
The metrics from this integration are not available from Azure Monitor. Datadog generates them by querying Azure metadata APIs and converting the responses to timeseries data points. They are provided in Datadog as standard metrics from the Azure integration.
Note: Usages for gateway subnets are not supported by Azure and return a value of (-1) for both available and assigned address space. Be sure to take this into account when looking at aggregate usage across virtual networks containing gateway subnets.
If you haven’t already, set up the Microsoft Azure integration first. There are no other installation steps.
| azure.network_virtualnetworks.connected_peerings (gauge) | Peers connected on the virtual network |
| azure.network_virtualnetworks.subnets.assigned_addresses (gauge) | Addresses assigned on the subnet |
| azure.network_virtualnetworks.subnets.available_addresses (gauge) | Addresses available on the subnet |
| azure.network_virtualnetworks.total_addresses (gauge) | Total addresses on the virtual network |
| azure.network_virtualnetworks.total_peerings (gauge) | Total peerings on the virtual network |
| azure.network_virtualnetworks.total_subnets (gauge) | Total number of subnets on the virtual network |
The Azure Virtual Network integration does not include any events.
The Azure Virtual Network integration does not include any service checks.
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