Azure Container Apps monitoring
Azure Container Apps, explained.
A purpose-built sidecar polls the Azure Instance Metadata Service, so Tracegrid sees scheduled maintenance and container-level failures across your Azure Container Apps.
What Tracegrid catches on Azure
Scheduled maintenance events
Azure plans to reboot or redeploy the node hosting your container.
The sidecar polls Azure IMDS for scheduled events, so you hear about disruption before it lands, not after the container vanishes.
Container OOM
A container exceeds its memory and is killed.
Tracegrid detects the OOM and explains the memory limit that was hit, even when the container leaves no logs behind.
Restart loops
A revision keeps crashing and Azure keeps restarting it.
Tracegrid spots the loop, ties it to the deploy that started it, and gives the fix.
Log anomalies
Error patterns surface in the container's logs.
Tracegrid matches known-bad patterns and explains them without exporting your full logs.
How it works
Add the Tracegrid sidecar container to your Azure Container App. It polls Azure IMDS for scheduled events and watches container state, reporting incidents the same way the Linux and Kubernetes agents do, one dashboard for everything.