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Azure webapps had a metrics per instance option in the monitoring group which today have disappeared. This allowed to look at the memory and cpu usage of a specific app within an app service.
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You are probably looking at the Monitoring tile of your web app resource. Look in the Monitoring tile of your app service plan your web app is running on and you will see the CPU and Memory metrics.
I too was disappointed to see this was removed/moved. The only way I now know how to access this page is:
Go into your App Service Plan > Diagnose and Solve Problems > Under "Solutions to common problems" expand "My app is low on CPU" > Click the link to "CPU/Memory" and it will take you to the Metrics Per Instance (ASP) page.
I hope this is not a permanent solution, or hopefully I am just overlooking the "easy" way to get to this now. If anyone has a better way, please share!
Hope this helps!
Brian
According to this article, the troubleshooting tools(include Metrics per Instance (Apps)) has now moved into Diagnose and Solve problems.
You could find them in Diagnose and Solve problems as below: