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Different data types originating from the agent might have different ingestion latency time, so the previous queries could be used with other types. Use the following query to examine the ingestion time of various Azure services:
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```Kusto
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| where TimeGenerated > ago(8h)
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| summarize percentiles(E2EIngestionLatency,50,95), percentiles(AgentLatency,50,95) by ResourceProvider
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Additionally, the same query logic can be used to diagnose latency conditions for Application Insights data:
The two queries above can be paired with any other Application Insights table other than "requests".
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### Resources that stop responding
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In some cases, a resource could stop sending data. To understand if a resource is sending data or not, look at its most recent record, which can be identified by the standard `TimeGenerated` field.
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