One of the key items I’ve been working on over the past week as a follow up to my previous post: How to log the identity of a user using an Azure OpenAI service with API Management logging (Part 1 of 2) https://blog.terenceluk.com/2023/11/how-to-log-identity-of-user-using-azure.html … is
I’ve been working on my Part 2 of 2 post to demonstrate how we can use Event Hubs to capture the identity of incoming API access for the Azure OpenAI service published by an API Management and while doing so, noticed an odd behavior when
The single question I’ve been asked the most over the past few months from colleagues, clients, other IT professionals is how can we identify exactly who is using the Azure OpenAI service so we can generate accurate consumption reports and allow proper charge back to
One of the questions I am frequently asked is how we can effectively determine what resources are sending data to a particular Log Analytics Workspace. Those who are administrators of Azure will know that most subscriptions will eventually contain Log Analytics Workspaces as shown in
This post serves as a follow up to my: Converting Azure Firewall logs in JSON format created from Archive to a storage account diagnostic setting to CSV format https://blog.terenceluk.com/2023/07/converting-azure-firewall-logs-in-json.html … where I provided a script to convert a single JSON file that stored Azure Firewall
One of the clients I recently worked with had a requirement that all traffic traversing through the Azure Firewall need to be stored for at least 6 months due to auditing requirements. Accomplishing this wasn’t difficult because it was a matter of either increasing the
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
