Group Application Insights events into a single timeline.
Surface failures and slow dependencies as they happen.
Spot failed deployments before they become incidents.
Get notified where your team already works.
Surface application failures with full context
Group Application Insights events into operation stories by operation ID, so you see exceptions, dependency timeouts, deployment failures, and availability test results in a single timeline — not scattered across individual telemetry records.
Get notified where your team already works
Receive actionable anomaly alerts directly in Microsoft Teams, so your team can triage and respond without leaving the tools they already use.
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FAQs
How is this different from Azure Monitor alerts?
Does it work across multiple subscriptions and tenants?
What are the benefits of using TENET for Azure monitoring?
TENET delivers four compounding advantages for teams running workloads on Azure:
- Better user experience. By continuously monitoring application and infrastructure performance against intelligent baselines, TENET surfaces issues before end users are affected.
- Increased reliability. TENET detects anomalies across compute, storage, networking, databases, and identities. Catching issues early — rather than reacting to outages — directly reduces MTTR and improves uptime.
- Lower operational cost. Proactive anomaly detection means fewer major incidents, less unplanned remediation work, and a smaller blast radius when things do go wrong. Teams spend less time firefighting and more time innovating.
- Stronger business performance. With full visibility into how your Azure environment is behaving, engineering and operations teams can make confident, data-driven decisions that protect revenue and keep services running at their best.
Does TENET require installing agents on my virtual machines?
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Full anomaly detection coverage across every subscription from day one.