Autoscale
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The Autoscale category in the Azure Activity Log records events related to the operation of the autoscale engine based on your defined settings. This includes actions like scaling up or down instances automatically based on time or load metrics. Events such as "Autoscale scale up action failed" are logged here, capturing both successful and failed scaling actions.
| Element Name | Description |
|---|---|
caller
Always Microsoft.Insights/autoscaleSettings
channels
Always “Admin, Operation”
claims
JSON blob with the SPN (service principal name), or resource type, of the autoscale engine.
correlationId
A GUID in the string format.
description
Static text description of the autoscale event.
eventDataId
Unique identifier of the autoscale event.
level
Severity level of the event.
resourceGroupName
Name of the resource group for the autoscale setting.
resourceProviderName
Name of the resource provider for the autoscale setting.
resourceId
Resource ID of the autoscale setting.
operationId
A GUID shared among the events that correspond to a single operation.
operationName
Name of the operation.
properties
Set of <Key, Value> pairs (that is, a Dictionary) describing the details of the event.
properties.Description
Detailed description of what the autoscale engine was doing.
properties.ResourceName
Resource ID of the impacted resource (the resource on which the scale action was being performed)
properties.OldInstancesCount
The number of instances before the autoscale action took effect.
properties.NewInstancesCount
The number of instances after the autoscale action took effect.
properties.LastScaleActionTime
The timestamp of when the autoscale action occurred.
status
String describing the status of the operation. Some common values are: Started, In Progress, Succeeded, Failed, Active, Resolved.
subStatus
Usually null for autoscale.
eventTimestamp
Timestamp when the event was generated by the Azure service processing the request corresponding the event.
submissionTimestamp
Timestamp when the event became available for querying.
subscriptionId
Azure Subscription ID.