Training: Instruction to develop new skills.
The lab for the “Monitor your generative AI application” module is part of the learning content for that specific module. If the “Launch exercise” or lab link on the module page is currently redirecting to the generic Training home page instead of the intended lab, this is a content/link issue on the module and can’t be fixed from the learner side.
To proceed:
- Use the module content itself as the primary guide
- The module “Monitor your generative AI application” explains what to monitor (latency, throughput, token usage, error rates) and how to use Azure Monitor together with Azure AI Foundry to observe and analyze app behavior.
- Work through the units (Introduction, Why monitor, What to monitor, How to monitor, Integrate monitoring, Interpret results, Exercise, Summary) to understand the steps conceptually while the lab link is being corrected.
- Report the broken lab link
- Issues with exercises and labs associated with Microsoft Learn modules are typically handled by the content owners. The standard pattern (as shown in other modules) is to raise an issue in the corresponding GitHub repository for that module’s exercises.
- For similar issues (for example, typos or broken content in AI-related modules), the resolution has been to open a GitHub issue in the MicrosoftLearning repo for that module so the authors can fix the exercise page and links.
- Monitor for content updates
- Once the content team updates the module or the associated GitHub exercise, the “Launch exercise”/lab button on the module page will start redirecting correctly to the lab instructions again.
In the meantime, completing the reading units and knowledge check for the module still counts toward completing the learning path, even if the hands-on lab link is temporarily unavailable.
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