The most valuable feature of Azure Network Watcher is the cloud-native application firewall. It is helpful for securing databases.

The solution is good for monitoring device behavior or the network cards and everything from a network perspective.

The most valuable feature of Azure Network Watcher is using the gateways with the connections. The monitoring is useful for the logs and application insights into the data. The traffic filtering issues when it comes to deploying those applications are helpful.

Azure Network Watcher allows for the isolation of network segments, where you can apply filters to the logs. This allows for more organized monitoring of the networks and the ability to deploy firewalls. It also includes features such as connection and time limits for monitoring, as well as the ability to create a dedicated virtual machine network for logs. This allows for more efficient monitoring and the ability to avoid connection limits and set specific times for monitoring client requests.

The most valuable features I have found are typology, visualization, and capture.

I like the visibility. 

I like that it delivers. It does the job.

It provides good visibility.

What I like most about Azure Network Watcher is that it's focused more on the architecture.

I also like that it has a packet capture feature that tells you how the packet travels and whether it's exiting Azure, etc.

I've used it to get some logs and see what's going on to the network, however, that's about it.

The solution is stable.

Overall, the solution seems to be pretty good.