Update flash-event-grid-system-topic.md

Update a new feature for Flash EG system topics.

Author: dyq0811

articles/virtual-machines/flash-event-grid-system-topic.md

@@ -29,12 +29,13 @@ This system topic provides in-depth VM [health data](../event-grid/event-schema-
 ### Get started
 
 - Step 1: Users start by [creating a system](../event-grid/create-view-manage-system-topics.md#create-a-system-topic)topic within the Azure subscription for which they want to receive notifications.
-- Step 2: Users then proceed to [create an event subscription](../event-grid/subscribe-through-portal.md#create-event-subscriptions) within the system topic in Step 1. During this step, they specify the [endpoint](../event-grid/event-handlers.md) (such as, Event Hubs) to which the events are routed. Users can also configure event filters to narrow down the scope of delivered events.
+- Step 2: Users then proceed to [create an event subscription](../event-grid/subscribe-through-portal.md#create-event-subscriptions) within the system topic in Step 1. During this step, they specify the [endpoint](../event-grid/event-handlers.md) (such as, Event Hubs, Azure Monitor Alerts) to which the events are routed. Users can also configure event filters to narrow down the scope of delivered events.
 
 As you start subscribing to events from the HealthResources system topic, consider the following best practices:
 
 - Choose an appropriate [destination or event handler](../event-grid/event-handlers.md) based on the anticipated scale and size of events.
 - For fan-in scenarios where notifications from multiple system topics need to be consolidated, [event hubs](../event-grid/handler-event-hubs.md) are highly recommended as a destination. This practice is especially useful for real-time processing scenarios to maintain data freshness and for periodic processing for analytics, with configurable retention periods.
+- NEW: Customers can now subscribe to Health Resources events and send them to Azure Monitor alerts as new destination. For step-by-step guide, see [Subscribe to Health Resources events and send them to Azure monitor alerts](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/event-grid/handle-health-resources-events-using-azure-monitor-alerts).
 
 We have plans to transition the preview into a fully fledged general availability feature. As part of the preview, we emit events scoped to changes in VM availability states with the following sample [schema](../event-grid/event-schema.md):
 
@@ -73,4 +74,4 @@ To learn more about the solutions offered, proceed to corresponding solution art
 * [Use Azure Resource Health to monitor Azure Virtual Machine availability](flash-azure-resource-health.md)
 * [Use Azure Resource Graph to monitor Azure Virtual Machine availability](flash-azure-resource-graph.md)
 
-For a general overview of how to monitor Azure Virtual Machines, see [Monitor Azure virtual machines](monitor-vm.md) and the [Monitoring Azure virtual machines reference](monitor-vm-reference.md).
+For a general overview of how to monitor Azure Virtual Machines, see [Monitor Azure virtual machines](monitor-vm.md) and the [Monitoring Azure virtual machines reference](monitor-vm-reference.md).