Retirement: AI Services Metrics Advisor is retired as of May 18, 2026

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May 29, 2026

Published Sep 29, 2023

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  • May 2026
    Retirement

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Description

Azure AI Metrics Advisor has been retired as of May 18, 2026.

We recommend the following alternatives:

  1. Azure Monitor, as an official Azure 3P product, anomaly detection and analysis capabilities are provided through multiple interfaces, e.g., Detect and analyze anomalies with KQL in Azure Monitor - Azure Monitor | Microsoft Learn 
  2. The Open-Source Anomaly Detector, this open-source project provides the same anomaly detection capabilities used by Kensho, Azure Metrics Advisor, and Azure Anomaly Detector in the backend
  3. Fabric, learn more:

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  3. For Service, select My services, then select Cognitive Services. 
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