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Consumption Analytics Documentation |
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Consumption Analytics Documentation |
HPE Consumption Analytics Portal includes several collectors to retrieve data from Microsoft Azure, as listed in the Table of Contents on this page.
HPE Consumption Analytics Portal's Microsoft Azure EA Billing collector retrieves the following fields from Microsoft Azure as dimensions:
AccountOwnerIdAccountNameServiceAdministratorIdSubscriptionIdSubscriptionGuidSubscriptionNameProductResourceGUIDServiceServiceTypeServiceRegionServiceResourceServiceSubregionServiceInfoComponentAdditionalInfoDepartmentNameCostCenterHPE Consumption Analytics Portal's Microsoft Azure EA Billing collector retrieves the following fields from Microsoft Azure, as well as Cost and Rate measures for each field. Note that for any specific Microsoft Azure service, only one of these measures is collected.
azure.public.ea.Data Transfer Out (GB)azure.public.ea.Compute Hoursazure.public.ea.Data Transfer In (GB)azure.public.ea.Standard IO - Page Blob/Disk (GB)azure.public.ea.Storage Transactions (in 10,000s)azure.public.ea.Developer API Management Unitsazure.public.ea.Database (db/month)azure.public.ea.Free Web SitesHPE Consumption Analytics Portal's Microsoft Azure Metrics collector retrieves the following dimensions from Microsoft Azure:
resource.idresource.groupresource.nameresource.subscriptionresource.typeresource.uriHPE Consumption Analytics Portal's Microsoft Azure Metrics collector retrieves the following measures from Microsoft Azure. For each primary data type (CPU utilization, incoming network bytes, and outgoing network bytes), the Total measure is the sum of the data collected, while Count measure is the number of data points collected.
The numbers collected for the CPUUtil measures are percentages. For example, a CPUUtil.Maxium value of 5 indicates that the maximum utilization on that VM was 5%. CPUUtil.Average provides the most critical utilization value.
Because the Total measures are a sum of the values collected, the CPUUtil.Total measure can show large numbers that do not represent actual utilization. For example, if a VM has utilization data points of 5, 4, and 2, the CPUUtil.Total measure would show a value of 11, which does not represent the actual CPU utilization of that VM.
CPUUtil.AverageCPUUtil.CountCPUUtil.MaximumCPUUtil.MinimumCPUUtil.TotalNetworkIn.AverageNetworkIn.CountNetworkIn.MaximumNetworkIn.MinimumNetworkIn.TotalNetworkOut.AverageNetworkOut.CountNetworkOut.MaximumNetworkOut.MinimumNetworkOut.TotalHPE Consumption Analytics Portal's Microsoft Azure Rate Card collector retrieves the following dimensions from Microsoft Azure. These dimensions define your Azure services.
currencyeffectiveDateisTaxIncludedlocalemeterCategorymeterIdmeterNamemeterRegionmeterSubCategoryofferNamesubscriptionIdunitHPE Consumption Analytics Portal's Microsoft Azure Rate Card collector retrieves the following measures from Microsoft Azure. These measures define the rates you charge for your Azure services.
includedQuantitymeterRatemeterTierHPE Consumption Analytics Portal's Microsoft Azure Tags collector retrieves as dimensions the tags you have defined at the resource and group levels in Microsoft Azure. Additionally, the collector retrieves the following dimensions:
resource.idresource.groupresource.nameresource.subscriptionresource.typeresource.uriThis collector retrieves no measures.
HPE Consumption Analytics Portal's Microsoft Azure Usage collector retrieves the following dimensions from Microsoft Azure:
meterCategorymeterIdmeterNamemeterRegionmeterSubCategoryresource.idresource.urisubscriptionIdunitHPE Consumption Analytics Portal's Microsoft Azure Usage collector retrieves the quantity measure from Microsoft Azure.