Settings an alert if available sessions is low

DeletedHey, Vinisz

I don't have the Kusto query for you, but this could be an alternative option. look at this (full Credit goes to Travis, I just pulled the relevant parts out - replace the hostpool variables with your own), you should be able to turn the below into an Azure Automation runbook to trigger an email based on count:

#https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tsrob50/WVD-Public/master/WVDARM_ScaleHostPoolVMs.ps1
# Set default error action
$defaultErrorAction = $ErrorActionPreference

# Enable Verbose logging
$VerbosePreference = 'SilentlyContinue'

$hostPoolName = 'avd-pooled'
$hostPoolRg = 'avd_prod'

$hostPool = Get-AzWvdHostPool -ResourceGroupName $hostPoolRg -HostPoolName $hostPoolName
$sessionHosts = Get-AzWvdSessionHost -ResourceGroupName $hostPoolRg -HostPoolName $hostPoolName | Where-Object { $_.AllowNewSession -eq $true }
$runningSessionHosts = $sessionHosts | Where-Object { $_.Status -eq "Available" }
# Get the Max Session Limit on the host pool
# This is the total number of sessions per session host
$maxSession = $hostPool.MaxSessionLimit
# Get current active user sessions
$currentSessions = 0
foreach ($sessionHost in $sessionHosts) {
$count = $sessionHost.session
$currentSessions += $count
}
$runningSessionHostsCount = $runningSessionHosts.count
$sessionHostTarget = [math]::Ceiling((($currentSessions) / $maxSession))
if ($runningSessionHostsCount -lt $sessionHostTarget) {
Write-Verbose "Running session host count $runningSessionHostsCount is less than session host target count $sessionHostTarget"

}
elseif ($runningSessionHostsCount -gt $sessionHostTarget) {
Write-Verbose "Running session hosts count $runningSessionHostsCount is greater than session host target count $sessionHostTarget"

}
else {
Write-Verbose "Running session host count $runningSessionHostsCount matches session host target count $sessionHostTarget, doing nothing"
}