The last update of Windows Azure (from June 2012) brought to us a lot new features. From virtual machines that can run Linux without any problem to distributed cache that can be store in-memory or on a dedicate machine. One new feature that can help us after we deploy a product for Windows Azure is the ability to monitor and track resources utilization in real-time. Until now, when we wanted to monitor the resources that are consumed on Windows Azure we had to redirect all the Diagnostics Monitor data to Windows Azure tables or blobs. After all this data were written in the data store we need tools to be able to be able to interpret this information. For this, a lot of free tools exist, but they don’t work all the time as we expected. Each time when they information were loaded a lot of data is passed between Windows Azure and us – this means extra cost. With the new version of Windows Azure, we have this mechanism build in. From the portal we can monitor and track the resources utiliz...
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