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|![](Media/Picture17.png)|Mouse over the donut wheel in the shared Reviews Insights dashboard.<p>Hover over a couple of areas of the donut to see their values.<p>Hover over the application map and interact with it.<p>Click on the edit query button in the donut to get to the Application Insights Analytics portal|When you go to the Azure portal you have rich visualizations and deep insights about how your app and your function are performing in a shared dashboard. For example you can see how many Reviews have been approved or rejected and why. You can also see how many calls are being made to your site, Azure Function, and their dependencies, and the latency of these calls. And if you need to you can drill into the specifics of the telemetry using Application Insights Analytics| | ||
|![](Media/Picture18.png)|You'll see type of query result changed to ``barchart``<p>You can click Go to run the query again and see the results as barchart.|Here you can drill in to individual requests, aggregate your results in a different way. You can change the view type and re-run the query. You can export the new view to your Azure Portal dashboard, or use this query as a source in Power BI.<p>So, with Azure Functions, Visual Studio, Team Services, and App Insights you and your team have the best tooling for creating, deploying and monitoring serverless solutions.| | ||
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