Management & GovernanceQuestion 99 of 100
What is a key reason to enable diagnostic settings on Azure resources?
a.To physically relocate the datacenter
b.To reduce the resource's memory
c.To route resource logs and metrics to destinations like Log Analytics for analysis and retention
d.To change the billing currency
Explanation
Diagnostic settings specify where a resource's platform logs and metrics are sent, such as a Log Analytics workspace, storage account, or event hub. This enables long-term retention, analysis, and integration with monitoring tools. It is foundational to observability and auditing.
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