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Device Health question
I am based in Sydney and this is at 2AM so needless to say I will be hitting the ZZZ at this time. I have only just made a couple of machines report into OMS to see what info it can provide. I may ge...
Matthew Reynolds
Microsoft
Microsoft"3 - Is the logging of these events done in near real-time or is it uploaded on a schedule?"
Currently we use a daily cadence for pumping info into OMS. This works great for slow moving information like inventory and health of the herd trends. There are definitely cases where we'd love to have a "hot path" for low latency data in the future. Crashes are a good example. E.g., if you have a bunch of crashes that started this morning, you like to know about it before tomorrow. This is an area of active investigation. Please tell us more about scenarios where lower latency would be valuable to you.
Currently we use a daily cadence for pumping info into OMS. This works great for slow moving information like inventory and health of the herd trends. There are definitely cases where we'd love to have a "hot path" for low latency data in the future. Crashes are a good example. E.g., if you have a bunch of crashes that started this morning, you like to know about it before tomorrow. This is an area of active investigation. Please tell us more about scenarios where lower latency would be valuable to you.