Merge pull request #106603 from Gabrielgdm/patch-3

Update dns-alerts-metrics.md

Author: Court72

articles/dns/dns-alerts-metrics.md

@@ -46,9 +46,9 @@ To view this metric, select **Metrics** explorer experience from the **Monitor**
 
 ### Record Set Count
 
-The *Record Set Count* metric shows the number of Recordsets in Azure DNS for your DNS zone. All the Recordsets defined in your zone are counted. The unit of measurement is `Count` and the aggregation is the `Maximum` of all the Recordsets.
+The *Record Set Count* metric shows the number of Record sets in Azure DNS for your DNS zone. All the Record sets defined in your zone are counted. The unit of measurement is `Count` and the aggregation is the `Maximum` of all the Record sets.
 
-To view this metric, select **Metrics** explorer experience from the **Monitor** tab in the Azure portal. Scope down to your DNS zone and then select **Apply**. In the drop-down for *Metrics*, select`Query Volume`, and then select `Sum` from the drop-down for *Aggregation*.
+To view this metric, select **Metrics** explorer experience from the **Monitor** tab in the Azure portal. Scope down to your DNS zone and then select **Apply**. In the drop-down for *Metrics*, select `Query Volume`, and then select `Sum` from the drop-down for *Aggregation*.
 
 Select your DNS zone from the **Resource** drop-down, select the **Record Set Count** metric, and then select **Max** as the **Aggregation**. 
 
@@ -58,13 +58,13 @@ Select your DNS zone from the **Resource** drop-down, select the **Record Set Co
 
 ### Record Set Capacity Utilization
 
-The *Record Set Capacity Utilization* metric shows the percent used of your Recordset capacity for a DNS Zone. Each Azure DNS zone has a Recordset limit that defines the maximum number of Recordsets allowed for the zone. For more information, see [DNS limits](dns-zones-records.md#limits) section. The unit of measurement is a `Percentage` and the aggregation type is `Maximum`.
+The *Record Set Capacity Utilization* metric shows the percentage used of your Record set capacity for a DNS Zone. Each Azure DNS zone has a Recordset limit that defines the maximum number of Record sets allowed for the zone. For more information, see [DNS limits](dns-zones-records.md#limits) section. The unit of measurement is a `Percentage` and the aggregation type is `Maximum`.
 
-For example, if you have 500 Recordsets configured in your DNS zone, and the zone has the default Recordset limit of 5000. The RecordSetCapacityUtilization metric will show the value of 10%, which is obtained by dividing 500 by 5000. 
+For example, if you have 500 Record sets configured in your DNS zone, and the zone has the default Record set limit of 5000. The RecordSetCapacityUtilization metric will show the value of 10%, which is obtained by dividing 500 by 5000. 
 
 To view this metric, select **Metrics** explorer experience from the **Monitor** tab in the Azure portal. Scope down to your DNS zone and then select **Apply**. In the drop-down for *Metrics*, select `Record Set Capacity Utilization`, and then select `Sum` from the drop-down for *Aggregation*. 
 
-![Screenshot that whows an example of how to view metrics.](./media/dns-alerts-metrics/dns-metrics-record-set-capacity-uitlization.png)
+![Screenshot that shows an example of how to view metrics.](./media/dns-alerts-metrics/dns-metrics-record-set-capacity-uitlization.png)
 
 *Figure: Azure DNS Record Set Capacity Utilization metrics*
 
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ Azure Monitor has alerting that you can configure for each available metric valu
 
     :::image type="content" source="./media/dns-alerts-metrics/select-resource.png" alt-text="Screenshot of select resource page in configuring alerts.":::
 
-1. Next, click the **Add condition** link in the Conditions section to open the *Select a signal* page. Select one of the three *Metric* signal type you want to configure the alert for.
+1. Next, click the **Add condition** link in the Conditions section to open the *Select a signal* page. Select one of the three *Metric* signal types you want to configure the alert for.
 
     :::image type="content" source="./media/dns-alerts-metrics/select-signal.png" alt-text="Screenshot of available metrics on the select a signal page.":::