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Daily health check up for our Office 365 tenant .
We have a requirement for doing a daily health checkup on all the Office 365 services that we're using .Ideally I'm looking for a way to automate the things that we see on the service health page on the Office 365 admin center . Are you aware of any method that can trigger an automated mail alert everyday on the service health status describing the health status of all the services .
https://portal.office.com/adminportal/home#/servicehealth
I googled and found these two article below and would like to know if there's any other method to do this .
Note : I haven't tried the steps mentioned in these two articles yet .
O365 Service communications API from GitHub :_ https://github.com/mattmcnabb/O365ServiceCommunications , https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/cammurray/2014/09/23/using-powershell-to-obtain-your-tenants-office365-health-dashboard/
RSS Feed for O365 service health :_ https://anandthearchitect.com/2015/04/02/powershell-3-0-how-to-get-office-365-service-health-alerts-in-email-from-rss-feed/
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Another vote for Office 365 Mon, the creator, Steve Peschka has probably forgotten more things about computer systems that I will ever learn.
Solutions like https://office365mon.com might be of interest, reasonably priced and something that could be introduced rapidly. Developing your own in-house system using the APIs if you have the expertise is an option but it's more involved.
VigneshGanesan make sure to check out this Ignite session as well
https://myignite.microsoft.com/sessions/53330
Mailscape 365 is also an option, but Office365mon.com is a good choice too. I would not try to recreate the wheel in this instance.
- Well, your options here are:
(1) Build your own notification solution using either the PS stuff you have shared in your message or by connecting to the Office 365 Communications API
(2) Look for a third party product that already provides these features
