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Azure - Alert Rule Duplication saves some time

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Hi All!

Apart from resource(s) provisioning, it is responsibility of admins to enable some monitor mechanishm for resorce(s) health too as per customer need. When some unexpected or predicted conditions met, it should alert the customer to take some precautions and avoid the whole resource/application becomes inacccessible.

This article is not going to describe about creating alert(s) instead we are going to see the Duplicating Alert in azure portal.

Some of you would have a question that why should I duplicate it? I can create it instead right?

Your thought is correct.

Below are the main components we need to consider while creating alerts

  • Scope - single resource level or resource group level or subscription level
  • Condition - Signals - Http errors or health check or Http 4xx etc.,
  • Actios - Notification to Action Group - email or SMS or voice etc and Actions - trigger function app or logic app or automation accont etc

Consider a scenario that you want to create an alert rule as similar as an existing with a simple change that action group change. So Here Instead of creating an alert rule from the beginning, you can duplicate it and change that place only where changes required. Now new alert rule is ready.

Note: Duplicate alert option would not be available/enabled for all the alert rule(s).

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