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Operators want to configure alerting for nginx's stub_status metric to detect abnormal request rates without generating excessive noise from normal traffic fluctuations. The goal is to set thresholds that distinguish genuine anomalies (e.g., sudden drops or spikes indicative of backend issues) from routine variance caused by bursty client behavior or schedul
Use Application Insights request and dependency telemetry to investigate failures, with clear service identity, bounded log queries and verified instrumentation.
Set an Azure cost budget at the right scope, distinguish alerts from spending limits, and test the notification path before relying on it operationally.