I’ve recently been involved in a few virtual desktop architecture design and one of the topics I was asked to discuss was around the monitoring of the virtual desktops. Having worked with Citrix and VMware VDI solutions, I’ve always enjoyed the “out of the box”
As a follow up to my previous post: Using PowerShell to send custom log data to Log Analytics for Azure Monitor alerting and Kusto Query https://blog.terenceluk.com/2022/03/using-powershell-to-send-custom-log.html I recently looked into how the Certificates & secrets configured for Azure AD App Registrations could be monitored so
As described in my previous post: Using PowerShell to send custom log data to Log Analytics for Azure Monitor alerting and Kusto Query https://blog.terenceluk.com/2022/03/using-powershell-to-send-custom-log.html I had difficulty using Christopher Scott’s script to work when used in an automation account as the data sent to Log
I’ve recently had to look into how the Certificates & secrets configured for their App Registrations could be monitored so administrators could be warned well ahead of the expiry so applications using these Enterprise Applications / service principals would not cease to work unexpectedly. Microsoft
As a follow up to my previous post: Monitoring, Alerting, Reporting Azure AD logins and login failures with Log Analytics and Logic Apps https://blog.terenceluk.com/2022/02/monitoring-alerting-reporting-azure-ad.html If your organization already uses Azure Sentinel as a (SIEM Security information and event management), it would be preferred to use
Problem You’ve recently cleaned up Log Analytics Workspaces that had Virtual Machines connected to it and wanted to re-add those VMs to new workspaces but notice that you see the message: Cannot enable – Workspace not found (Why?) Clicking on the link provides the following
In my previous post: Using Azure Change Tracking and Inventory to monitor Windows Services https://blog.terenceluk.com/2022/02/using-azure-change-tracking-and.html I demonstrated how to set up Change Tracking and Inventory in Azure Automation to monitor Windows services in a virtual machine and alert when the service was no longer in
In my previous post: Monitor and Alerting for an Azure Virtual Machine with Azure Monitor Terence Luk: Monitor and Alerting for an Azure Virtual Machine with Azure Monitor I demonstrated how to set up Log Analytics to monitor the event log for a system event
One of the common topics I am asked about Azure is how to best monitor the resources with Azure Monitor. There isn’t really a short answer for his because Azure Monitor encompasses a full suite of components that that collect, analyze, and act on telemetry
