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Foglight Hybrid Cloud Manager 1.4 - User Guide (for Azure environments)

Editing agent properties

The Azure Performance Agents collect data from your Azure infrastructure and sends it to the Management Server. The agents keep track of resource utilization metrics and alerts you when certain pre-defined thresholds are reached.

Default versions of these properties are installed with Foglight. However, you can edit the default shareable and agent properties, configure agent properties that apply only to a specific agent instance, and create edited clones of shareable properties that are used by a subset of agents of a certain type.

To edit the Azure Performance Agent properties:
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Log in to the Foglight browser interface.
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Ensure that the navigation panel is open.
To open the navigation panel, click the right-facing arrow on the left.
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On the navigation panel, under Homes, click Cloud Manager.
The Cloud Manager dashboard opens.
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Click Administration.
The Administration dashboard opens.
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Select the instance of the Azure Performance Agent which properties that you want to modify, and then click Edit Properties.
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In the Edit Properties dialog box, edit the properties as needed, and then click Save.
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Azure Environment*: The value of Azure Environment: Azure.com (default value) or Azure.cn(China).
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Tenant Directory ID *: The value of Tenant ID retrieved in Getting authentication information through Azure portal or Getting authentication information through Azure portal.
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Tenant Alias Name: The display name that identifies your Tenant
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Application ID *: The value of Application ID retrieved in Getting authentication information through Azure portal or Getting authentication information through Azure portal.
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Access Key *: The value of Access Key retrieved in Getting authentication information through Azure portal or Getting authentication information through Azure portal.
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Select Resource Groups to be monitored: Specify to monitor all resource groups or only monitor specified resource group.
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If Monitor All is selected: By monitoring all Resource Groups or any Resource Group that is running on the monitored cloud which will be monitored 24x7 may consume licenses depending the number of virtual machines in the Resource Group.
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If Monitor All is not selected: The following view appears on the bottom of the Select Resource Groups to be monitored dialog box. Select virtual machines that you want to monitor, and then click >> to move selected Resource Groups to the Resource Groups Monitored by Foglight Hybrid Cloud Manager table.
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If the Removed from Monitoring and Virtual Machines Monitored by Foglight Hybrid Cloud Manager tables are empty, and Monitor All is not selected, the Azure agent will not collect any Virtual Machine data.
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Select IaaS Virtual Machines to Monitor: Specify to monitor all virtual machines or only monitor specified virtual machine.
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If Monitor All is selected: By monitoring all virtual machines any virtual machine that is running in the monitored cloud will be monitored 24x7 consuming a monitored virtual machine license. Every virtual machine that is monitored will count against the purchased license pool. Any Monitored Virtual Machine that is above the purchased license limit will require an additional Foglight Hybrid Cloud Manager per Monitored Virtual Machine license.
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If Monitor All is not selected: The following view appears on the bottom of the Selected IaaS Virtual Machines to Monitor dialog box.
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If Automatically Monitor New Virtual Machines is selected, select virtual machines that you do not want to monitor, and then click >> to move selected virtual machines to the Removed from Monitoring table.
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If Automatically Monitor New Virtual Machines is not selected, select virtual machines that you want to monitor, and then click >> to move selected virtual machines to the Virtual Machines Monitored by Foglight Hybrid Cloud Manager table.
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If the Removed from Monitoring and Virtual Machines Monitored by Foglight Hybrid Cloud Manager tables are empty, and Automatically Monitor New Virtual Machines is not selected, the Azure agent will not collect any virtual machine data.
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Configure Subscription Cost to Monitor: Configure cost metrics for subscriptions. Configurations will take effects only after a complete metrics collection cycle is finished.
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Collect Cost Metrics: Select the checkbox to enable and configure the cost metrics collection. Configurations will take effects only after a complete metrics collection cycle is finished.
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Collect Cost Metrics by Enterprise Agreement API: Enterprise Agreement Billing API only applies to Enterprise Agreement subscriptions and collects cost metrics directly from the Azure Enterprise Portal. If not, Foglight Hybrid Cloud Manager will use Usage and Rate Card APIs to collect and populate the cost data for subscriptions.
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Enrollment Number: See To get the Enrollment Number and Usage API Access Key: to get this value.
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Usage API Access Key: See To get the Enrollment Number and Usage API Access Key: to get this value.
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If you do not select the option, specify the Billing Cycle Day, and then use Usage and Rate Card APIs to collect and populate the cost data for subscriptions. Foglight Hybrid Cloud Manager for Azure supports two types of subscription: Pay As You Go and Azure In-Open.
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Billing Cycle Day: Calculate the total usage from the specified Billing Cycle Day of the month, and then populate the rate card data. See To get the subscription information: to get this value.
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Subscriptions table: Move the subscriptions that you want to monitor from the left to the right table.
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Click Save. The Edit Properties dialog box closes and the list of agent instances automatically refreshes in the display area.

 

Optimizer Tab

Click Optimizer on the top of the Cloud Manager dashboard to navigate to the Optimizer tab.

Figure 27. Optimizer tab

To access the Optimizer tab:
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Log in to the Foglight browser interface.
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Ensure that the navigation panel is open.
To open the navigation panel, click the right-facing arrow on the left.
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On the navigation panel, under Homes, click Cloud Manager.
The Cloud Manager dashboard opens.
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Click Optimizer. The Optimizer tab opens on the bottom of Cloud Manager dashboard.
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Click Azure. The Optimizer - Azure view opens.

The Optimizer - Azure view includes the following elements:

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Group selector: The group selector is located at the top of the Optimizer - Azure view and allows you to select the Azure environment that you want to optimize.
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Settings. The Settings dialog box is used to change the time period and properties that are used for calculation. For more information, see Settings.
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Potential Zombie VMs table. Shows virtual machine name, regions, CPU, memory, disk throughput, network, current month Billing, and last month billings of the zombie virtual machines based on calculation settings.
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Unused Resources table. Detects and shows those unused resources. For example, a virtual machine has been deleted, but its Disk/Network Interface/Public IP/Network Security Group/Storage Account are still remained in Azure.
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The Exclude button.Select an object from the Virtual Machine table and click Exclude. Then this object is added to the list of excluded objects under a specific category.
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The Show Excluded Items button. If you want to see the excluded objects, click Show Excluded Items. The Settings dialog box appears. For more information, see Settings.

Settings

The Settings dialog box includes two tabs:

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Waste: Helps you change the time period and properties that are used for calculation.
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Time period used for average calculation: Specifies the period that is used for calculation.
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Average Resource Utilization: Specifies the average CPU utilization, average Memory utilization, average Disk Throughout, and Average Network speed.
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Deviation: Specifies the deviation percent for each type of resources.
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Excluded: Allows you to remove a VM from the list of excluded objects. Select the objects that you want to remove, and then click Remove.

 

 

Cost Tab

Click Cost on the top of the Cloud Manager dashboard to navigate to the Cost tab.

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NOTE: Ensure that you have configured the cost metrics for subscriptions through the Agent Properties dialog box; otherwise there will have no data displayed on this tab. For more information about how to configure cost metrics, refer to the “Configure Subscription Cost to Monitor” step on page 49.
Figure 28. Cost tab

To access the Cost tab:
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Log in to the Foglight browser interface.
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Ensure that the navigation panel is open.
To open the navigation panel, click the right-facing arrow on the left.
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On the navigation panel, under Homes, click Cloud Manager.
The Cloud Manager dashboard opens.
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Click Cost. The Cost tab opens on the bottom of Cloud Manager dashboard.
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Click Azure.
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