Azure DevOps Health

API

REST API for monitoring Azure resource health impacting DevOps workflows

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Overview

The Azure DevOps Health API (part of Azure Resource Health) provides RESTful endpoints to access real-time and historical health status of Azure resources. It helps diagnose issues affecting CI/CD pipelines by delivering details like resource availability (available, degraded, unavailable), root cause insights, and recommended fixes. Responses are in JSON format. Use cases include integrating health checks into continuous integration pipelines to trigger alerts on resource failures, automating diagnostic reports for DevOps-related Azure resources, and ensuring uptime of critical CI/CD infrastructure components.

Example Integration (JavaScript)

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fetch('https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/resourcehealth')
  .then(res => res.json())
  .then(data => console.log(data))
  .catch(err => console.error(err));

Key Features

  • RESTful interface
  • JSON response format
  • Real-time/historical health data
  • Supports Azure resource types
  • CI/CD pipeline integration

Frequently Asked Questions

? Is Azure DevOps Health free to use?

Yes, it is free for Azure subscribers as part of the Azure Resource Health service.

? Does it require an API Key?

No, it uses Azure Active Directory authentication (OAuth 2.0 or service principals) for access.

? What is the response format?

All responses are in JSON format, including resource health status, issues, and recommended actions.

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Tool Info

Pricing Free
Platform Public API

Pros

  • Free for Azure subscribers
  • Actionable health insights
  • Comprehensive documentation
  • Seamless DevOps tool integration

Cons

  • Requires Azure subscription
  • Rate limits apply
  • Limited to Azure resources only

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