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    When Azure App Services are running normally, you can generally expect a steady stream of requests to your application. Blue Matador can determine when this is not the case and creates events when the number of bytes sent and received are anomalous.


    Bytes Received


    Blue Matador automatically monitors the BytesReceived metric for anomalies. By itself, bytes received is probably not a cause for concern and is mostly useful for correlation with other issues in your infrastructure. 

    If you determine that the difference in bytes received is significant, enable and check access logs for your app service. This can help you find which endpoints are being called with a different frequency or that have unexpected request body sizes.

     

    Bytes Sent


    Blue Matador automatically monitors the BytesSent metric for anomalies. By itself, bytes sent is probably not a cause for concern and is mostly useful for correlation with other issues in your infrastructure. 

    If you determine that the difference in bytes sent is significant, enable and check access logs for your app service. This can help you find which endpoints are being called with a different frequency or that have unexpected response sizes.


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