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how to check or find out that A living migration events happened on my VM

Zhongliang Shu 20 Reputation points
2024-11-23T01:20:33.1866667+00:00

Hi, Guys:

As per Azure doc, "When VM impacting maintenance is required it will almost always be completed through a VM pause for less than 10 seconds. In rare circumstances, no more than once every 18 months for general purpose VM sizes, Azure uses a mechanism that will pause the VM for about 30 seconds. After any pause operation the VM clock is automatically synchronized upon resume.",

How do I figure out or where to find out that the a living migration (such as above VM pause 10 seconds, etc., ) happened on my VM instance on Azure?

Thanks.

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  1. Lakshan Umesh 21 Reputation points
    2024-11-23T02:25:35.3+00:00

    I will give you 3 ways to achieve your requirements, as shown below.

    1. You can check these kinds of events using the Azure Resource Health tool.
    2. Activity logs can also used to check maintenance events.
    3. If you are familiar with Azure Monitor KQL queries, you can run a query to fetch these maintenance events easily.

    If you find my response helpful, please consider accepting this answer and voting yes to support the community. Thank you!

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