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# Azure Insights monitor

This section explains how to use the Azure Insights monitor to collect telemetry data using the Azure Application Insights service.

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## About the Azure Insights monitor

Microsoft Azure Monitor provides availability and performance monitoring for web applications. The integration with Azure Monitor enables you to collect resource metrics from Azure Application Insights, and view measurements in the Azure Insights graph. The monitor can measure every resource from Azure that has metrics.

For detailed information on the performance measurements that Azure can monitor, refer to the Microsoft Azure documentation.

## Set up Azure Application Insights monitoring

This task describes how to set up the Azure Insights monitor. When configuring the Azure Insights monitor, you need your account authentication details for connecting to the Azure Metrics portal.

Note: You cannot run Azure Insights monitors with different sets of credentials in parallel. While you can set up as many Azure Insights monitors with different credentials as you want, you cannot collect data at the same time for profiles that have different credentials.

To set up the Azure Insights monitor:

1. Select a resources folder for the monitor profile in the resources tree, or create a new folder as follows:

   1. Click the Navigation menu and select Assets > Monitors.

   2. Click the New Folder button and enter a name for the monitor resources folder.

2. Create a monitor profile.

   1. Click the New Monitor Profile button , and make sure Monitor Profile is selected.

   2. Enter a name and optional description for the monitor profile, and click Save. An empty monitor profile is added to the selected resources folder.

   3. Select the monitor profile you just added and click the Add Monitor button .

   1. In the Monitor Type Selection tab, select the Azure Insights monitor type and click Next.

   2. In the Monitor Definition tab, enter the server details to connect to the Application Insights API. For the list of supported IP formats, see Supported server name formats.

      UI Elements | Description
      --- | ---
      Tenant ID | The ID of the Azure Active Directory in which you created the application.
      Client ID | The name of the Application ID.
      Client Secret | The authentication key string of the application.
      Subscription ID | Your Azure subscription ID.

   3. Click Get Counters. When successfully connected to the API, the Select Counters tab is displayed, populated with the resource groups from the Azure console that are relevant for the entered credentials.

      Expand a group and select the required resources, then click to add them to the Selected Counters table. Resource groups that cannot be expanded are empty.

   4. Click Save. The monitor details are displayed in the Monitors tab for the selected monitor profile.

3. Associate the monitor with your test.

   For details, see Step 3: Associate monitors with your test.

4. When you run a test with an Azure Insights monitor, the Controller displays metrics in the Azure Insights graph.

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See also:

- Monitors
- Azure DevOps plug-in

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