** ** Azure Monitor now allows the creation of dedicated clusters with any commitment tier, providing flexibility for users. This update was announced by the Azure Monitor product group on January 25, 2024.
- Users can now create dedicated clusters with any commitment tier.
- Support for small 100, 200, 300, 400 GB/Day tiers has been added.
- Official announcement was made on January 25, 2024.
- Enhanced capabilities available with Azure Monitor Logs Dedicated Cluster.
- Provides flexibility and customization options for users.
Azure Monitor: Create Dedicated Clusters Using Any Commitment Tier
Microsoft recently introduced the ability to create dedicated clusters in Azure Monitor with any commitment tier.
What’s New
Azure Monitor now supports all existing commitment tiers, including the small 100, 200, 300, 400 GB/Day options.
Major Updates
The announcement was made by the Azure Monitor product group on January 25, 2024, offering more flexibility to users.
What’s Important to Know
An Azure Monitor Logs Dedicated Cluster may be necessary to leverage specific capabilities within the platform.
“The support for any existing commitment tier opens up new possibilities for Azure Monitor users.”
If you are looking to enhance your monitoring capabilities, this update provides additional options for customization.
By offering support for various commitment tiers, Azure Monitor is catering to a wider range of user needs.
Stay tuned for further developments in Azure Monitor as Microsoft continues to enhance its monitoring solutions.
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