Thoughts from the clouds
If you are working with Azure, you will probably have some logs or data stored in a repository such as Azure Data Explorer or Log Analytics. Kusto Query Language (KQL) is what you use to extract information from these repositories. KQL is similar to SQL in that it allows you a rich set of operations … Continue reading Power Automate and KQL integration
You might have heard about the General Availability of Virtual Network Flow Logs in Azure, and even read the announcement blog post. When writing that post with Harsha CS I had the chance to play a bit with VNet Flow Logs and Traffic Analytics, and I would like to share some of the learnings. What … Continue reading VNet Flow Logs recipes
You probably know Azure Log Analytics: a log repository and analysis system in Azure Monitor able to process millions of logs with queries that produce results in multiple formats, such as tables or charts. Before I start, a brief note about nomenclature: Azure Log Analytics used to be an Azure service of its own, optionally … Continue reading Sending Log Analytics tables and charts per email with a Logic App
OK, you have found this great new Azure Service. It does all you ever wanted, so after deciding you are going to use it in production, the next question pops up: how to monitor it? The first immediate answer is that what Azure Monitor is there for! Which begs for the next question: what can … Continue reading From Zero to Hero with Azure Monitor and custom dashboards
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