KloudStack WordPress Observability for Azure
بواسطة KloudStack AI
Application Insights observability for WordPress on Azure — requests, errors, browser telemetry.
KloudStack WordPress Observability for Azure gives you production-grade monitoring for WordPress running on Azure. Deploy it once and you get a complete, customer-owned observability environment in your own subscription — no agents to manage and no data leaving your tenant.
What it deploys
- Log Analytics workspace with a configurable daily ingestion cap and a 30-day minimum retention — the single control that bounds your cost.
- Workspace-based Application Insights for request, dependency, exception and browser telemetry.
- A WordPress-specific Azure Monitor workbook with pre-built views: request health, slowest routes, errors, browser-to-server correlation, environment inventory and cost guidance.
- Optional storage account for diagnostic archiving with lifecycle rules.
Everything lands in your subscription and stays under your control. KloudStack receives no role assignment, no Azure Lighthouse delegation and no service principal.
Pairs with the KloudStack WordPress plugin
This template provisions the Azure side; the free KloudStack Observability for Azure WordPress plugin sends the telemetry. Install the plugin, point it at the connection string this deployment outputs, and the workbook lights up. Telemetry is transmitted after the response is released to the visitor, so Application Insights latency never affects page-load time.
Built for WordPress on Azure
- Automatic Azure environment detection — App Service, Container Apps, AKS and Virtual Machines.
- Route-template operation names, so thousands of posts aggregate into a handful of routes instead of thousands of distinct names.
- One Application Insights resource can serve many sites, separated by cloud role name.
- Privacy-first: IP anonymisation and query-string redaction on by default.
Get started
Select Create, choose your resource group and region, set your daily ingestion cap and retention, and deploy. Then install the KloudStack WordPress plugin and run its built-in self-test to confirm telemetry is reaching Azure.