Activator today does not provide a way to historically see what rules were activated, how much data was ingested into the activator object, how many rules have fired over a time period, the duration for activator rules when they fire, how many CU's were consumed via a particular rule run, and many other observability features
If Activator supported this type of capability, there would be transparency around what it happening behind the scenes, allowing us to report on the consumption and observe what is happening.
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- YSDMicrosoft Employee
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