Azure Monitor Status Blog discontinuation notice
As part of our efforts to improve the Azure Monitor service experience and consolidate it with other Azure-wide services, from now on, we’ll post all Azure Monitor service updates in the Azure portal under Service Health instead of in this blog.
To get notifications on service issues, set up Service Health alerts in the Azure portal.
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