check before: 2026-01-14
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Microsoft Dataverse
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Online, World tenant
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Change type:
New feature
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Details:
We are announcing the ability to monitor batch workload telemetry in Azure Monitor Application Insights for finance and operations apps in Microsoft Dataverse. This feature is planned to reach general availability on January 14, 2026.
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2025-12-18
updated:
2025-12-18
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summary for non-techies**
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Direct effects for Operations**
Monitoring and Performance Issues
Without proper preparation for the new telemetry signals, admins may struggle to diagnose performance bottlenecks and scheduling issues, leading to prolonged downtime and inefficiencies in operations.
- roles: IT Administrators, Operations Managers
- references: https://aka.ms/ADO13384
User Experience Degradation
If batch workloads are not monitored effectively due to lack of preparation, users may experience delays and failures in batch job execution, negatively impacting their productivity and satisfaction.
- roles: End Users, Business Analysts
- references: https://aka.ms/ADO13384
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explanation for non-techies**
Microsoft Dataverse is introducing a new feature that allows you to monitor batch workloads using Azure Monitor Application Insights. Think of this feature as a health checkup for your system's background tasks. Just like a doctor monitors your vital signs to ensure your body is functioning well, this tool helps administrators keep an eye on the performance and efficiency of their system's operations.
When you run batch jobs, it's like organizing a series of tasks that need to be completed behind the scenes, similar to how a restaurant kitchen operates. The kitchen staff (batch jobs) work on preparing meals (tasks) while the diners (users) enjoy their experience without interruption. If the kitchen gets too busy or something goes wrong, it can affect the diners' experience. Similarly, if batch jobs face issues, it can impact the overall performance of your applications.
This new feature in Microsoft Dataverse provides insights into various aspects of batch job performance. It tracks when a batch job starts and stops, much like a stopwatch timing a race. It also monitors if there are any delays or bottlenecks, similar to a traffic report that tells you where congestion might slow you down. Additionally, it keeps an eye on the availability of resources needed to complete these tasks, akin to ensuring there are enough chefs in the kitchen to handle the dinner rush.
By using Azure Monitor Application Insights, administrators can receive alerts and view dashboards that highlight these performance metrics. This is like having a dashboard in your car that shows you important information like speed, fuel level, and engine health, allowing you to make informed decisions while driving.
In summary, this feature provides administrators with the tools to diagnose and address performance issues proactively, ensuring that the system runs smoothly and efficiently. If you're interested in learning more about this feature, you can refer to the available telemetry learn article for detailed information.
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