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az monitor scheduled-query

Commands to manage scheduled queries. Azure CLI extensions reference

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Options

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--action-groupsAction Group resource Ids to invoke when the alert fires.
--auto-mitigateThe flag that indicates whether the alert should be automatically resolved or not.
--check-ws-alerts-storage, --cwasThe flag which indicates whether this scheduled query rule should be stored in the customer's storage.
--condition, --location
--condition-queryQuery deteils to replace the placeholders in --condition argument.
--custom-propertiesThe properties of an alert payload.
--descriptionFree-text description of the rule.
--disabledDisable the scheduled query.
--evaluation-frequencyFrequency with which to evaluate the rule in "##h##m##s" format.
--mute-actions-duration, --madMute actions for the chosen period of time (in ISO 8601 duration format) after the alert is fired.
--name, -nName of the scheduled query rule.
--scopesSpace-separated list of scopes the rule applies to.
--severitySeverity of the alert from 0 (critical) to 4 (verbose).
--skip-query-validationThe flag which indicates whether the provided query should be validated or not.
--tagsspace-separated tags: key[=value] [key[=value] ...].
--target-resource-type, --typeThe resource type of the target resource(s) in scopes.
--window-sizeTime over which to aggregate metrics in "##h##m##s" format.