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‎articles/managed-grafana/overview.md

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ms.author: malev
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ms.service: azure-managed-grafana
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ms.topic: overview
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ms.date: 04/16/2025
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ms.date: 05/12/2025
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# What is Azure Managed Grafana?
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| Tier | Description |
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| Essential (preview) | Provides the core Grafana functionalities in use with Azure data sources. Since it doesn't provide an SLA guarantee, this tier should be used only for non-production environments. |
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| Standard | The default tier, offering better performance, more features and an SLA. It's recommended for most situations. |
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| Essential (preview) | Provides the core Grafana functionalities in use with Azure data sources. Since it doesn't provide an SLA guarantee, this tier should only be used for non-production environments. |
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| Standard | The default tier, offering better performance, more features and an SLA. It's recommended for most situations. Two instance sizes are available within the Standard tier: **X1** and **X2**. The X2 size offers double the memory and supports 1,000 alert rules per organization, compared to 500 for the X1 size. The X2 size comes with at an additional cost. |
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The [Azure Managed Grafana pricing page](https://azure.microsoft.com/pricing/details/managed-grafana/) gives more information on these tiers and the following table lists the main features supported in each tier:
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Refer to the [Azure Managed Grafana pricing page](https://azure.microsoft.com/pricing/details/managed-grafana/) for details about the costs of each tier and instance size.
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The following table lists the main features supported in each tier:
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| Feature | Essential (preview) | Standard |
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## Quotas
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Different quotas apply to Azure Managed Grafana service instances depending on their service tiers. For a list of the quotas that apply to the Essential (preview) and Standard pricing plans, see [quotas](known-limitations.md#throttling-limits-and-quotas).
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Different quotas apply to Azure Managed Grafana service instances depending on their service tiers and instance sizes. For a list of the quotas that apply to the Essential (preview) and Standard pricing plans, see [quotas](known-limitations.md#throttling-limits-and-quotas).
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‎includes/azure-managed-grafana-limits.md

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| Limit | Description | Essential | Standard |
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| Alert rules | Maximum number of alert rules that can be created. | Not supported | 500 per instance |
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| Dashboards | Maximum number of dashboards that can be created. | 20 per instance | Unlimited |
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| Data sources | Maximum number of datasources that can be created. | 5 per instance | Unlimited |
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| API keys | Maximum number of API keys that can be created. | 2 per instance | 100 per instance |
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| Data query timeout | Maximum wait duration for the reception of data query response headers, before Grafana times out. | 200 seconds | 200 seconds |
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| Data source query size | Maximum number of bytes that are read/accepted from responses of outgoing HTTP requests. | 80 MB | 80 MB |
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| Render image or PDF report wait time | Maximum duration for an image or report PDF rendering request to complete before Grafana times out. | Not supported | 220 seconds |
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| Instance count | Maximum number of instances in a single subscription per Azure region. | 1 | 50 |
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| Requests per IP | Maximum number of requests per IP per second. | 90 requests per second | 90 requests per second |
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| Requests per HTTP host | Maximum number of requests per HTTP host per second. The HTTP host stands for the Host header in incoming HTTP requests, which can describe each unique host client. | 45 requests per second | 45 requests per second |
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| Limit | Description | Essential | Standard X1 | Standard X2 |
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| Alert rules | Maximum number of alert rules that can be created. | Not supported | 500 per instance | 1000 per instance |
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| Dashboards | Maximum number of dashboards that can be created. | 20 per instance | Unlimited | Unlimited |
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| Data sources | Maximum number of datasources that can be created. | 5 per instance | Unlimited | Unlimited |
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| API keys | Maximum number of API keys that can be created. | 2 per instance | 100 per instance | 100 per instance |
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| Data query timeout | Maximum wait duration for the reception of data query response headers, before Grafana times out. | 200 seconds | 200 seconds | 200 seconds |
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| Data source query size | Maximum number of bytes that are read/accepted from responses of outgoing HTTP requests. | 80 MB | 80 MB | 80 MB |
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| Render image or PDF report wait time | Maximum duration for an image or report PDF rendering request to complete before Grafana times out. | Not supported | 220 seconds | 220 seconds |
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| Instance count | Maximum number of instances in a single subscription per Azure region. | 1 | 50 | 50 |
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| Requests per IP | Maximum number of requests per IP per second. | 90 requests per second | 90 requests per second | 90 requests per second |
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| Requests per HTTP host | Maximum number of requests per HTTP host per second. The HTTP host stands for the Host header in incoming HTTP requests, which can describe each unique host client. | 45 requests per second | 45 requests per second | 45 requests per second |

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