Cloud Monitoring

Application Anomaly Detection

See every application on one row with its health status, an AI-generated summary of what is failing, and a map of what it depends on, built from Application Insights.

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TENET Applications view with an AI-generated summary and a chart of application issues over time
Application: order-api3 Issues
Status: Degraded · last 7 days
NullReferenceException14:32:01
Exception
sql-orders-prod · 30 000ms14:32:00
Dependency Timeout
POST /api/checkout · 50014:32:01
Request Failed
Failure rate: 6.4%Availability tests: 1 failed
Application Monitoring

Surface application failures with full context

Each application gets one row with its health status, worst severity and issue count, so failing apps stand out. Open it for an AI summary and the full issue list. Use Investigate with Brite to find one root cause or several.

Dependencies

Dependency Map

See every service an application called over the last 7 days, drawn as a map. Each service is marked as in your tenant or as leaving it, so outside vendors are never hidden.

Dependencies · checkout-api
sql-orders-prodIn this tenant
kv-payments-prodIn this tenant
api.vendor-payments.comLeaves your tenant
Microsoft Teams: #azure-alerts
Anomaly Detected: vm-web-prod-01CRITICAL
Resourcevm-web-prod-01MetricCPU · 92% (+340% vs baseline)RegionEast USTimeToday at 14:32 UTC
Identity Anomaly: alice@corp.comHIGH
EventImpossible travel detectedDetailLondon → Lagos in 18 minTimeToday at 02:41 UTC
Alerts arrive with full context and a link back to the right tenant, so your team knows where to start.
Alerts

Alerts where your team works

Receive actionable anomaly alerts directly in Microsoft Teams, so your team can triage and respond without leaving the tools they already use.

Telemetry

Powered by Azure-native telemetry

Metrics
Traces
Events
Exceptions
Dependencies
Resource Health

FAQs

How is this different from Azure Monitor alerts?
Azure Monitor alerts need you to create and tune alert rules, even when you use dynamic thresholds. TENET builds baselines for connected resources automatically, so there are no alert rules to set up, and brings application, workload, cost and identity risk into one view.
Does it work across multiple subscriptions and tenants?

Yes. TENET analyses resources in all the subscriptions in any tenant it's given access to and processes the data in parallel. Multi-tenant support means each tenant's data is completely isolated.

Managing many tenants? See TENET for MSPs and MSSPs.

What are the benefits of using TENET for Azure monitoring?

TENET gives teams running workloads on Azure four advantages:

  1. Earlier warning. By monitoring application and infrastructure signals against intelligent baselines, TENET helps surface issues before end users report them.
  2. Broader detection. TENET detects anomalies across compute, storage, networking, databases, and identities, so problems are caught in one place rather than reacting to outages.
  3. Less tool switching. One view of workload, application, cost and identity signals means less time spent correlating them across separate tools.
  4. A shared picture. With one view of how your Azure environment is behaving, engineering and operations teams can make decisions from the same data.
Does TENET require installing agents on my virtual machines?

No agents required. TENET connects directly to the Azure Resource Manager and Azure Monitor APIs, so there is nothing to install on your virtual machines, containers, databases, function apps, or storage accounts.

See the Microsoft cloud integration guide for the exact roles and setup steps.

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