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Juval
Jun 30, 2020Brass Contributor
Easy way to exclude a resource from a Log analytics query alert?
If I have a query setup that checks high CPU from all VMs reporting to that log analytics workspace and i want to suppress one or two VMs for a while since i'm doing some operations to them. I know i can edit the query but would be nice if i could suppress or edit on the go to exclude a few resources.
- Action Rules allow this using the payload option.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/platform/alerts-action-rules
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- Billy YorkIron Contributor
Juval you can do action rules. or you can use dimensions in the alert to only select resources you want.
- JuvalBrass ContributorHi! But i guess in that scenario i would need a new Action rules? I'm thinking if i already have alerts defined through a log analytics workspace and then i'm having a few misbehaving resources i would like to suppress the alerts from just those resources. If i understood pvyver right, i could just suppress those and see those values later what i did and even schedule it. I believe this is what i need.
- pvyverBrass ContributorYes, add a new Action Rule, scope to the workspace and specify the computer name in the payload.
Specify the schedule, and you are good to go.
- pvyverBrass ContributorAction Rules allow this using the payload option.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/platform/alerts-action-rules- JuvalBrass Contributor
pvyver
Hi, ok so instead of messing with the original alert and adding basically a exemption list i could do a value or a list in the payload filter and suppress it that way. I like this cause this way i can see if i forgot it on or if i just need it to be suppressed for half a day. Awesome! Thanks!