Exam AZ-301 topic 1 question 10 discussion

Answer is correct as you need to select the Resource group while creating the action group and also while creating an alert

1. Create a resource group 2. Create an activity log alert for service health 3. Create an action group for alerts to email addresses

You can create a resource group and then create an alert based on the resource group. So, any unavailability of a resource in the resource group could be sent as a notification. When setting up alerts, SMS alerts have a limitation of 1 SMS every 5 minutes. Hence, we have to use email addresses to send notifications to. And if you go to Service Health in Azure Monitor, you can create a service health alert.

- Create a resource group - Create an activity log alert for service health - Create an action group for alerts to email addresses

Wanna save time, based on healthy discussion given above: 1. Create a resource group 2. Create an activity log alert for service health 3. Create an action group for alerts to email addresses Thanks everyone

correct answer - Create a resource group - Create an activity log alert for service health - Create an action group for alerts to email addresses

1. Create a resource group... (normally that is what you do for all new projects) 2. Create action group for alerts to email addresses (email alerts get sent every minute) 3. Monitor service health for incidents... (you can create alerts using service health.)

B1- Create a resource group B2- Create an activity log alert for service health B3- Create an action group for alerts to email addresses I've done it in a lab.

The question does not refer to Service Health, only the possible answers. Service Health provides notification of 4 types of events which may impact your subscription. (Service issues, planned maintenance, Health advisories, and Security advisories.) The question states "notified if any critical resources become degraded or unavailable". This does not appear to limit disruption to platform related events only. As such, I would remove Service Health from the possible responses. The SMS option does not support 100 notifications per hour (12 max -- every 5 minutes). That leaves "Create Resource group for resources", "Create Action Group for Email", and "Monitor Azure status for warning and errors". This is the best of the available responses. Missing is the required alert rule needed to actually trigger the email action.

The answer is DMV because: realtime + historical data retain for 14 days see both links https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/database/monitoring-with-dmvs#sysserver_resource_stats https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/analysis-services/instances/use-dynamic-management-views-dmvs-to-monitor-analysis-services?view=asallproducts-allversions

The question states that there is more than one correct order! Below order seems correct to me - Create a resource group - Create an activity log alert for service health - Create an action group for alerts to email addresses

B1- Create a resource group B2- Create an activity log alert for service health B3- Create an action group for alerts to email addresses

the answer appears to be correct based on MS documentation.

correct answer: 1) Group contain all critical resource 2) log alert 3) email You can create a resource group and then create an alert based on the resource group. So, any unavailability of a resource in the resource group could be sent as a notification. When setting up alerts, SMS alerts have a limitation of 1 SMS every 5 minutes. Hence, we have to use email addresses to send notifications to. And if you go to Service Health in Azure Monitor, you can create a service health alert.

- Create a resource group - Create an activity log alert for service health - Create an action group for alerts to email addresses

1) Create RG 2) Activity log alert for service health 3) action group - email

Yes B1- Create a resource group B2- Create an activity log alert for service health B3- Create an action group for alerts to email addresses