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Azure Virtual Machine Health Dashboard

This is a Virtual Machine health dashboard focused on free disk space, heartbeat and CPU utilization.

Cameron Fuller & Tony Nguyen , Catapult Systems

Challenge

The Azure Management Services team at Catapult required a quick way to visualize the key health pieces for their customers, using a visually intuitive dashboard.

Solution

At Catapult, we ported our existing Azure workbook dashboards to SquaredUp through migrating the existing Log Analytics queries that they were built on. SquaredUp provided us with a way to move our existing dashboard experience into a standalone experience outside of Azure.

Dashboard walk-through

Free space shows the amount of free space for each disk. It is shown by computer, disk, and includes a bar chart for the % free disk space, as well as the free space in GB and when the data was generated.

Computer AVG CPU shows the computer and the average CPU in a bar chart.
Agent details show the computer and its state, the environment it is in, what Operating System it is running, the Azure Resource (if applicable) and when the last heartbeat occurred for that computer.
Agent details (trend) shows the history of heartbeats for the computers in the environment.

How do I import and configure this dashboard?

1. Make sure you’ve upgraded to SquaredUp 5.3 or above.

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2. Ensure your virtual machines are collecting metrics in an Azure Log Analytics Workspace.

3. Create an Azure Log Analytics provider.

Name

LogAnalytics

Note: The name is case-sensitive and must be entered exactly like given here for the tiles to recognise the provider automatically. If you name it differently, you will need to select the provider manually for each tile on the dashboard.

4. Download and import this dashboard pack.

Download the zip file below and in the product go to the top right hand menu ☰ > Import Dashboard Packs and drag the zip file into the Manual Import box.

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5. Enter your Azure workspace in the KQL queries in each tile.

Edit the tiles by clicking the Edit button.
Open the query panel.
Enter your Azure workspace in the query.

6. Publish the dashboard.

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