Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines/extensions Resource Not Found

[nckltcha]

I'm getting an error when trying to pull the additional metrics from the VM Extensions namespace:

esponse:Object error:Object code:"ResourceNotFound" message:"The Resource 'Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines/extensions' under resource group '****' was not found."

Doesn't look like a permission issue as Datadog was able to pull these using the same credentials.

[daniellee]

I'm seeing something similar. Can you see any metrics for vm extensions in the azure portal? Which extension are you using?

[nckltcha]

Yes I can see the extension metrics in the portal - I could also see them when using another tool - datadog.

[AlexandarY]

I think this and #46 are related. Diagnostics data is stored in Table storage and can be accessed only via Storage API.

[oxie]

Hello, i am having the same problem i am using azure grafana plugin to see metrics, but then i want to see disk space in / and for that i have installed LinuxDiagnostics to my VM version 3.0

Then from grafana i get Resource Not found.

How can i visualise that kind of metrics in grafana, is it possible at all?

[nckltcha]

I gave up on this extension and installed telegraf on the VMs to extract the metrics I need

[andreminelli]

Hello, i am having the same problem i am using azure grafana plugin to see metrics, but then i want to see disk space in / and for that i have installed LinuxDiagnostics to my VM version 3.0

Then from grafana i get Resource Not found.

How can i visualise that kind of metrics in grafana, is it possible at all?

Any updates about this issue? I have the same problem :(

[oxie]

Sorry mate...

the guys seems focused on other issues... support seems very low... better look for workaround bro... this aint getting done to work :/

Regards Valentin

On Thu, Sep 27, 2018 at 7:28 PM Andre Minelli [email protected] wrote:

Hello, i am having the same problem i am using azure grafana plugin to see metrics, but then i want to see disk space in / and for that i have installed LinuxDiagnostics to my VM version 3.0 [image: screen shot 2018-06-22 at 22 26 09] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10477248/41797866-e5b72756-766b-11e8-8bc0-4fbef4f54971.png

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Then from grafana i get Resource Not found.

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How can i visualise that kind of metrics in grafana, is it possible at all?

Any updates about this issue? I have the same problem :(

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[nckltcha]

I just installed the telegraf client on the machine and collected my metrics that way

[oxie]

yeh hahah that sounds like a solution, glad at least telegraf works as expected.... i hate it how they promote grafana as the No1 Tool for monitoring and then its so sucky at parts.... no database, no secure network, they just say we do monitoring.... okey guys put integrate it with the other part of the lifecycles =p

Cheers

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I just installed the telegraf client on the machine and collected my metrics that way

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[daniellee]

@oxie

i hate it how they promote grafana as the No1 Tool for monitoring and then its so sucky at parts

Hey, this is open source - it didn't cost you a cent. The rest of your comment doesn't make much sense. Not sure who "they" is or what you mean by no db etc.

@bleep-io telegraf is a great solution - sounds like a very reliable way to collect metrics.

I never really got any good data in this thread to help me troubleshoot this. This stuff is totally undocumented.

I'm looking at a virtual machine with a couple of extensions:

And I don't see any of those metrics in the Azure Portal (in the metrics section) which makes it hard to reverse engineer the api.