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Microsoft Azure Route Server Monitoring


Microsoft Azure Route Server - An Overview

Azure Route Server simplifies dynamic routing between network virtual appliances (NVAs) and Azure virtual networks by enabling BGP-based route exchange without requiring manual configuration of routes between the NVAs and virtual network. Applications Manager's Azure Route Server monitoring tracks BGP peer connectivity status, routes learned from and advertised to peers, virtual hub router data processed, routing infrastructure unit usage, and spoke VM utilization to help you monitor routing health and network performance.

Creating a new Microsoft Azure Route Server Monitor

To learn how to create a new Microsoft Azure Route Server monitor, click here.

Monitored Parameters

Navigate to the Category View by clicking the Monitors tab. Hover over 'Child Monitors' under Microsoft Azure in the Cloud Apps table, and then select the Route Servers monitor from the displayed tooltip. This action will display the bulk configuration view for Microsoft Azure Route Server in three tabs:

  • Availability tab gives the availability history for the past 24 hours or 30 days.
  • Performance tab gives the health status and events for the past 24 hours or 30 days.
  • List view tab enables you to perform bulk admin configurations.

Following are the list of metrics monitored in Microsoft Azure Route Server Monitoring in their corresponding tabs:

Performance Overview

ParameterDescription
BGP PEER STATUS
BGP Peer Status

Indicates the BGP peer status for the Azure Route Server at the time of polling (Aggregation Type: Minimum). Interpreted from numeric values:

  • 1 - Connected
  • 0 - Disconnected
BGP ROUTES
Routes Learned From PeerThe maximum number of routes learned from the peer for the Azure Route Server between the poll intervals.
Routes Advertised To PeerThe maximum number of routes advertised to the peer for the Azure Route Server between the poll intervals.
VIRTUAL HUB ROUTER DATA PROCESSED
Virtual Hub Router Data Processed RateThe total amount of data processed per minute by the virtual hub router for the Azure Route Server between the poll intervals (in MB/min).
Virtual Hub Router Data ProcessedThe total amount of data processed by the virtual hub router for the Azure Route Server between the poll intervals (in MB).
ROUTING INFRASTRUCTURE UNITS
Routing Infrastructure UnitsThe maximum number of routing infrastructure units consumed for the Azure Route Server between the poll intervals.
SPOKE VM UTILIZATION
Spoke VM UtilizationThe maximum percentage of spoke VM utilization for the Azure Route Server at the time of polling (in %).

Configuration

ParameterDescription
CONFIGURATION
Resource Group NameThe name of the Azure resource group that contains the Route Server.
LocationThe Azure region where the Route Server is deployed.
Provisioning StateThe provisioning state of the Route Server resource. Possible values: Failed, Succeeded, Canceled, Creating, Updating, Deleting.
Routing StateThe current routing state of the Route Server. Possible values: None, Provisioned, Provisioning, Failed.
SKUThe SKU of the Route Server.
Allow Branch To Branch TrafficA flag that controls transit between connected branch sites through the Route Server.
Hub Routing PreferenceThe routing preference of the Route Server. Possible values: ExpressRoute, VpnGateway, ASPath.

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