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‎articles/managed-grafana/how-to-grafana-enterprise.md

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When [creating a new Azure Managed Grafana workspace](quickstart-managed-grafana-portal.md) and filling out the **Basics** tab of the creation form, follow the steps below:
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1. Under **Pricing Plans**, select the **Standard** plan.
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1. Under **Pricing Plans**, select the **Standard** plan and the instance size of your choice.
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1. Under **Grafana Enterprise**, check the box **Grafana Enterprise**, select **Free Trial - Grafana Enterprise Plugins on Azure Managed Grafana**, and keep the option **Recurring billing** on **Disabled**.
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> [!CAUTION]

‎articles/managed-grafana/overview.md

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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** (default) and **X2**. The X2 size offers more memory and supports 1,000 alert rules per organization, compared to 500 for the X1 size. See [Limits and quotas](known-limitations.md#throttling-limits-and-quotas) for more details. The X2 size comes at an additional cost. |
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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 [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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The following table lists the main features supported in each tier:
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| Feature | Essential (preview) | Standard |
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| [Grafana Enterprise](how-to-grafana-enterprise.md) | - | Optional, with licensing costs |
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> Users can upgrade an workspace from Essential (preview) to Standard by going to **Settings** > **Configuration** > **Pricing Plans**. Downgrading from Standard to Essential (preview) however isn't supported.
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> You can upgrade your workspace from Essential (preview) to Standard, or increase your Standard instance size by going to **Settings** > **Configuration** > **Pricing Plans**. However, downgrading from Standard to Essential (preview) or from a larger to a smaller instance size, is not supported.
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> Grafana Enterprise is an option within the Standard plan, not a separate plan within Azure.
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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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## Related content
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- [Create an Azure Managed Grafana workspace using the Azure portal](quickstart-managed-grafana-portal.md)
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- [Create an Azure Managed Grafana workspace using the Azure CLI](quickstart-managed-grafana-cli.md)
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- [Frequently asked questions](faq.md)
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- [Frequently asked questions](faq.md)

‎articles/managed-grafana/quickstart-managed-grafana-portal.md

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| Pricing plan | *Essential (preview)* | Choose between the Essential (preview) or the Standard plan. The Essential plan is the cheapest option you can use to evaluate the service. This plan doesn't have an SLA and isn't recommended for production use. For more information about Azure Managed Grafana plans, go to [pricing plans](overview.md#service-tiers). |
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| Grafana version | *11* | Choose the latest Grafana version, or the version that best suits your needs. |
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1. If you've chosen the Standard plan, optionally enable zone redundancy for your new workspace.
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1. If you choose the Standard plan, select either the default **X1** instance size or the **X2** size, and optionally enable zone redundancy for your workspace.
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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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| Alert rules | Maximum number of alert rules that can be created. | Not supported | 500 per instance | 1000 per instance |
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| Memory for Grafana instance | Amount of memory for Grafana in your dedicated instance. | Basic | Standard | Expanded |
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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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