Metrics for Logic apps
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Logic apps now have monitoring metrics that give you charts of all the activity in your Logic apps over the past hour.[![Logic app metrics](https://azurecomcdn.azureedge.net/mediahandler/acomblog/updates/ServiceUpdates/imported/images-2015-11-Logic-app-metrics.png)](https://azurecomcdn.azureedge.net/mediahandler/acomblog/updates/ServiceUpdates/imported/images-2015-11-Logic-app-metrics.png) The following nine metrics are available at one-minute granularity for the past hour:
* **Run latency**: The average time between when a run starts an when it ends
* **Run rate**: How many runs start per second
* **Run success latency**: The average time between start and end, but only for successful runs
* **Run success percentage**: The number of successful runs divided by the total
* **Runs cancelled**: The number of runs you've cancelled
* **Runs completed**: The number of completed runs, irrespective of status
* **Runs failed**: The number of runs that failed
* **Runs started**: The number of runs that started in that minute
* **Runs succeeded**: The number of runs that completed successfully
To enable these metrics, scroll to the **Monitoring** group at the bottom of your Logic app. You will see the following message:Monitoring may not be enabled. Click here to turn on diagnostics.Click there, and switch the Status to **On**. Select a Storage Account to store your metrics, and be sure to select the **Metrics** check box. Then click **Save**. Within a few minutes, metrics will start appearing if your Logic app has activity.
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