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Author: v-dirichards

articles/data-factory/monitor-managed-virtual-network-integration-runtime.md

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 ### Cost-oriented
 If you notice that all metrics, including Capacity Utilization, Available Capacity Percentage, and Waiting Queue Length, are high, it suggests that the compute resources you have reserved are insufficient for your activities. In this scenario, it's recommended to increase the allocated compute resources to reduce queue time. By adding more compute capacity, you can ensure that your activities have sufficient resources to execute efficiently, minimizing any delays caused by a crowded queue.
 
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 ### Intermittent activity execution
 If you notice that the Available Capacity Percentage fluctuates between low and high within a specific time period, it's likely due to the intermittent execution of your activities, where the Time-To-Live (TTL) period you have configured is shorter than the interval between your activities. This can have a significant impact on the performance of your workflow and can increase costs, as we charge for the warm-up time of the compute for up to 2 minutes.