How to resolve Sprinto check for monitoring Azure Cache for Redis Current Connections
About
Sprinto check: Azure Cache for Redis client connections should be monitored
Azure Cache for Redis is a fully managed, open-source, in-memory data store that provides high-performance data access to applications. Monitoring the current connections to your Redis cache is crucial for ensuring optimal performance, identifying potential issues, and proactively managing resource utilization.
Purpose
The purpose of the Sprinto check for Azure Cache for Redis current connections is to actively monitor and alert on the number of active connections to your Redis cache. This monitoring helps you:
Optimize Performance: Understand and manage the current connections to optimize the performance of your Redis cache.
Resource Management: Proactively identify and address issues related to connection limits, ensuring efficient resource utilization.
Troubleshoot Issues: Receive alerts if the number of current connections deviates from expected values, allowing you to troubleshoot and resolve issues promptly.
How to resolve
To resolve this check, you need to create a monitoring alert on your Azure account for Redis client connections. Take the below steps to create an alert:
Before you begin
Ensure you have “Admin” access on the Azure account for which you want to create an alert.
Log in on Sprinto as administrator.
Creating monitoring alert
Log in to the Azure portal using your credentials.
Navigate to the Azure Cache for the Redis resource you want to monitor.
In the left-hand menu, under Monitoring, select Metric.
Leave the metric namespace as is, and select the Connected Clients as metric.
From the top side, click New Alert Rule.
On the Configuration Signal Logic drawer, select an Aggregation type and set the customer environment-specific threshold value. Note: The Aggregation type can be selected per your environment. You can choose Average as the Aggregation type if you have no preference.
From the Create Alert Rule window, on the Details tab, set the approximate alert rule name.
Finally, click Review+Create to create the alert.
Once the alert is created, Sprito retrieves the change and sets the assigned check status to “Passing.”
If you need any assistance with Sprinto check, please contact Sprinto Support.