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A Practical Guide to Handling Azure Alerts During Planned Maintenance

Problem description Availability alerts for VMs in a resource group were configured. During planned maintenance (for example, a VM reboot), the team receives VM availability notifications that are false positives. How can we avoid or resolve these false alarms? Approaches The alert in question uses VM availability metrics evaluated every 1 minute with a 5‑minute lookback window. Option 1 — Disable the alert during the maintenance window When you stop the VM, disable the alert. When you start the VM, re-enable the alert. This is a simple approach but requires coordinating the start/stop process with alert management.

  • azure
  • azure-monitor
  • alert-processing-rules
  • planned-maintenance
  • monitoring
  • devops
Tuesday, November 25, 2025 | 6 minutes Read
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