Analyze the root cause for virtual machine (VM) underutilization.

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I would first look at the split of different types of VMs that exist. I would
then define usage rate as having a session, and look at the number of sessions
for the last week. I would try to narrow down the date in which the sessions
dropped, and which VM types experienced the drop since they are likely not all
affected equally. If it is a uniform drop, I would look to see if we are missing
partitions of data from the affected days and the problem is an internal
pipeline DQ issue. If not, I would look into deployments that touched the VM
type that was affected. Was there a new login button launched? Was there another
release or product feature dropped that impacted the user's ability to use the
VM? I would also make sure to check for seasonality impacts, like holidays, that
would cause usage rates to drop below expected volumes.

Analyze the root cause for virtual machine (VM) underutilization.

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