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Export and Import Saved Queries and Functions from one Sentinel Workspace to Another
rpargman You need to use the Log Analytics REST API to get access to those. Take a look at: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/loganalytics/savedsearches to get started
rpargmanI had to do this the other day
# Get-AzContext -ListAvailable
# Set the source workspace
Set-AzContext -Subscription "<Source Subscription>"
$ResourceGroup = "<Source RG>"
$WorkspaceName = "<Source WorkSpace"
# Only export saved queries from these categories
$Categories = ("sec", "usage", "proxy", "win", "o365")
$ExportedSearches = (Get-AzOperationalInsightsSavedSearch -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup -WorkspaceName $WorkspaceName).Value.Properties | Where-Object { $Categories -contains $_.Category }
# Set the destination workspace
Set-AzContext -Subscription "<Dest Subscription>"
$ResourceGroup = "<Dest RG>"
$WorkspaceName = "<Dest WorkSpace"
# Import Saved Searches
foreach ($search in $ExportedSearches) {
$id = $search.Category + "|" + $search.DisplayName
New-AzOperationalInsightsSavedSearch -Force -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup -WorkspaceName $WorkspaceName -SavedSearchId $id -DisplayName $search.DisplayName -Category $search.Category -Query $search.Query -Version $search.Version
}
This is very useful, but I'd appreciate some help doing this slightly differently please:
1. dump searches to a file
2. import the file back to sentinel (say after making some changes)
eg:
Get-AzOp.... > outfile
New-AzOp... < outfile
I can't figure out the correct format for outfile and I don't know the import command using a file.
SocInABox just use JSON to serialise it:
export-searches.ps1 (./export-searches.ps1 myRG myWorkspace > searches.json)
$ResourceGroup = $args[0] $WorkspaceName = $args[1] (Get-AzOperationalInsightsSavedSearch -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup -WorkspaceName $WorkspaceName).Value.Properties | ConvertTo-JsonYou can easily add, remove, update queries in the JSON file then:
import-searches.ps1 (./import-searches.ps1 myRG myWorkspace searches.json)
$ResourceGroup = $args[0] $WorkspaceName = $args[1] $InputFile = $args[2] foreach ($search in Get-Content $InputFile | ConvertFrom-Json) { $id = $search.Category + "|" + $search.DisplayName Write-Output "Importing $($search.DisplayName) ($($search.Category))" New-AzOperationalInsightsSavedSearch -Force -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup -WorkspaceName $WorkspaceName -SavedSearchId $id -DisplayName $search.DisplayName -Category $search.Category -Query $search.Query -Version $search.Version }pemontto , thanks again for your excellent queries.
Maybe someone can use these variations I made for my purpose:Title: Scripts for House Cleaning your Saved Searches in Sentinel
./export-search.ps1<resource group> <workspace> > test.json
#export ALL saved searches
$ResourceGroup = $args[0]
$WorkspaceName = $args[1](Get-AzOperationalInsightsSavedSearch -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup -WorkspaceName $WorkspaceName).Value.Properties | ConvertTo-Json
./export-search-bycategories.ps1<resource group> <workspace> > test.json
#export only the saved search categories specified in the $Categories variable below.
$ResourceGroup = $args[0]
$WorkspaceName = $args[1]
# Only export saved queries from these categories - comma separated
$Categories = ("test")
(Get-AzOperationalInsightsSavedSearch -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup -WorkspaceName $WorkspaceName).Value.Properties | Where-Object { $Categories -contains $_.Category }
|ConvertTo-Json
./import-searches.ps1 <resource group> <workspace> test.json
# use this to import after making your changes from the above export json
$ResourceGroup = $args[0]
$WorkspaceName = $args[1]
$InputFile = $args[2]
foreach ($search in Get-Content $InputFile | ConvertFrom-Json) {
$id = $search.Category + "|" + $search.DisplayName
Write-Output "Importing $($search.DisplayName) ($($search.Category))"
New-AzOperationalInsightsSavedSearch -Force -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup -WorkspaceName $WorkspaceName -SavedSearchId $id -DisplayName $search.DisplayName -Category $search.Category -Query $search.Query -Version $search.Version
}
./remove-searches.ps1 <resource group> <workspace> test.json
# use this to REMOVE saved searches
# note: if you remove the last saved search from a category it will automatically remove the category folder
$ResourceGroup = $args[0]
$WorkspaceName = $args[1]
$InputFile = $args[2]
foreach ($search in Get-Content $InputFile | ConvertFrom-Json) {
$id = $search.Category + "|" + $search.DisplayName
Write-Output "Removing $($search.DisplayName) ($($search.Category))"
Remove-AzOperationalInsightsSavedSearch -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup -WorkspaceName $WorkspaceName -SavedSearchId $id -debug
}
./remove-query.ps1 <resource group> <workspace> "<folder category>|<query name>"
# use this to remove a single query
# pro tip - you can NOT remove a category/folder but removing the last query will automatically remove the folder
$ResourceGroup = $args[0]
$WorkspaceName = $args[1]
$query = $args[2]
Write-Output "Removing query: $query"
Remove-AzOperationalInsightsSavedSearch -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup -WorkspaceName $WorkspaceName -SavedSearchId $query -debug
- Hey thanks for the great input in this thread. I wanted to check in before I go about trying to do this with functions. My question is basically the same. I was hoping to find a way to do this with the az-cli and core functions. Not so much as exporting, which would be a bonus. But editing and saving. I went through and did this in the GUI yesterday and it was a time consuming to say the least. Would you by chance have any guidance on that?
