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Author: ronmiab

azure-local/concepts/observability.md

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 | Types Of data | Description | Data storage location | Default setting | Retention period | How data can be viewed |
 |--|--|--|--|--|--|
-| Telemetry | Telemetry data includes performance metrics, usage patterns, and other information related to user behavior and system health. It doesn't contain any personally identifiable information. | Telemetry data is always stored within the US. | It is enabled by default. To change the default setting, see [Telemetry and diagnostics settings](./telemetry-and-diagnostics-overview.md#telemetry-and-diagnostics-settings). | The data is retained for up to two years. | You can view data in \\\\\<NodeName>\c$\GMACache\TelemetryCache\Tables/\*.tsf. |
+| Telemetry | Telemetry data includes performance metrics, usage patterns, and other information related to user behavior and system health. It doesn't contain any personally identifiable information. | Telemetry data is always stored within the US. | It is enabled by default. For more information on telemetry, see [Telemetry and diagnostics overview](./telemetry-and-diagnostics-overview.md). | The data is retained for up to two years. | You can view data in \\\\\<NodeName>\c$\GMACache\TelemetryCache\Tables/\*.tsf. |
 | Diagnostics | Diagnostics data helps Microsoft detect, diagnose, and fix problems to restore service health and improve products. | Diagnostics data is stored either globally or in the EU, based on the customer’s deployment choice. | Various methods exist to transmit diagnostic data. For details, see [Diagnostics](#diagnostics)| Typically retained for 30 days, potentially longer for ongoing support issues. | You can view data in the `C:\observability` folder of every machine. |
 | Metrics | Metrics are numerical values collected at regular intervals, describing aspects of a system. | Metrics data is sent to the respective region in which resource is deployed. | Enabled by default and can be disabled anytime. | Platform metrics are stored for 93 days, however, you can only query (in the Metrics tile) for a maximum of 30 days' worth of data on any single chart. | You can use metrics explorer to interactively analyze the data in your metric database. |
 | Billing and census | Billing data includes the system ID and the number of physical cores and hours used. Census data is required to enable basic management from Azure and includes system information (system name and ID, system connection status, storage pool ID, trial days remaining and billing model), machine information (number of machines, machine name, OS version, machine manufacturer, model and serial number, number of physical cores and memory size), and basic configuration such as, enablement of Azure verification for VMs, Azure managed identity and diagnostics level setting. | Billing and census data is sent to the respective resource region where the customer registered the device. | Billing is always enabled as it is required to charge for Azure Local usage. Census data is also always enabled, as it includes the minimal information required to manage Azure Local from Azure. | Data is deleted when the resource is deleted, except for billing data, which is retained. | To view billing data, navigate to the Azure Local system resource page in Azure portal, select **Overview** in the left pane, in the Essentials section select the **Billing status** link, followed by **View Cost Management**. To view census data, select **JSON View** located in the top right corner of the Essentials section. |