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    - Set a `custom time range` to observe trends over time.
 
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 2. **Look for Scaling Patterns**:
    - If you see `sudden increases or decreases` in the IOPS metric that correlate with workload changes, this indicates that autoscale IOPS has adjusted the performance level.
    - You can also monitor `IO utilization percentage` to see how close your server is to its current IOPS limit.
 3. **Enable Alerts (Optional)**: You can set up `alerts` in Azure Monitor to notify you when IOPS usage crosses certain thresholds, which can help you track scaling events in real time.
 
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