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fix: set Monitor Retention Policy#167

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Policy: Monitor - consider using a retention policy to reduce storage costs Use a retention policy to avoid retaining analytics data indefinitely and accumulating storage costs. For example, if an application generates 5GB of logs daily, in a year without retention, you'd store 1.8TB of logs. In the Azure East US region, data retention costs $0.10 per GB per month after the first month. This means you'll incur an additional yearly cost of around $1,000 compared to a service that has a simple 30 day retention policy.
Risk: Medium improper retention could prematurely delete logs still needed for compliance or debugging.
Deployment details: No downtime expected, Please see Azure docs for details retention policies apply in‑place to Log Analytics workspaces without service disruption.

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