How to get Azure VM Guest Metrics (Performance Counters) through an API?
Able to retrieve Azure VM Host Metrics using Azure Management API call. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/linux/metrics-vm-usage-rest When trying to fetch performance counters using Azure Log Analytics API as per below reference link, it is generating below error. https://dev.loganalytics.io/apiexplorer/query?apiKey=DEMO_KEY&appId=DEMO_WORKSPACE×pan=PT12H&query=AzureActivity%20%7C%20summarize%20count { "error": { "message": "Valid authentication was not provided", "code": "AuthorizationRequiredError", "innererror": { "code": "UnsupportedKeyError", "message": "The given API Key is not valid for the request" } } } Can you please provide anyone how to obtain these by correcting above error? DEMO_KEY : key generated after registering app under Azure AD App registrations and providing owner permissions for registered app to access Log Analytics services.
Seeking an understanding about migrating Application Insights to Log Analytics Workspace
Concerning the following: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/convert-classic-resource I'm looking to understand more about the impacts of migrating existing Application Insights based logs to an Azure Monitor "Log Analytics Workspace" resource. At my company we already have quite a few dashboards, queries, and alerts built against the existing App Insights solution. I fear that the migration of logs will break all of these. For example, "customEvents" will become "AppEvents" and that will may break many things according to this: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/apm-tables Am I understanding correctly? Can anyone advise an upgrade path that won't break things? When you try to migrate an App Insights resource you get a message that says "Telemetry stored in both locations will be merged when making queries.". Can anyone clarify this? Does that mean we can continue using the old saved queries and dashboards within App Insights and they will continue to function after the migration (but reading the new Workspace)? Is it possible to start feeding logs to the Workspace in parallel while still feeding them into the old App Insights solution? This would allow us to gradually convert our queries and dashboards to the new Workspace without instantly breaking them all in an instant, and then perform the full migration only when done the updates. Is there a way to identify all saved log queries and log usages in Azure? We have many teams and resources in use and may have unknown log usages we don't want to miss. Thank you, Jonathan
Added support for deep links to Azure Portal for Metrics from Grafana
We have enabled easy exploration of Azure monitor metrics from grafana to Azure portal. With this feature now when a user clicks on the query result of metrics in grafana, they will see a context menu with a link to View in Azure Portal. Selecting it takes them to the corresponding chart in the Azure portal Metrics Explorer.Managing your data with Azure Managed Gafana integrations with Azure Monitor
Along with the announcement of Azure Managed Grafana, learn about new Grafana integrations with #Azure Monitor, including the ability to pin Azure Monitor visualizations from Azure Portal to Grafana dashboards and new out-of-the-box Azure Monitor dashboards! https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-observability-blog/enabling-full-stack-observability-with-azure-monitor-and-grafana/ba-p/3287145 How have you been using Azure Managed Grafana to manage your app data and infrastructure? How do you plan to use this new integration?
How to redirect performance logs to another Azure log analytic workspace
Dear members, I am new to Azure monitor/log analytic workspace and I'm in the process of configuring it. Initially, we believed that having two LAWs would suffice for our business requirements, and we put significant effort into adjusting Azure Policies exclusions to make it work. However, we didn't succeed in that approach. After gaining a deeper understanding of LAW, we decided to using a single LAW and have most of our resources report to it. To achieve this, we cleaned up Azure policies and direct DCRs to point to this unified LAW. The issue we currently face is that the specific group of VMs continues to send performance data to the outdated LAW, and we can't identify where to make the necessary changes. We have triple checked all levels of management groups of Azure policies or the remaining active DCRs yet still no luck. All of these VMs have the AMA installed. Is there a need to update the AMA, which we may be unaware of? We are running out of ideas on where to adjust the settings so that we can consolidate all the logs into this single LAW. We would greatly appreciate any suggestions or recommendations from forum members! Thank you in advance for any help! Sally
Azure alert on multipel subscriptions
Hi all, i am not sure if this is the rigt place, but here goes. I am working on creating a monitoring solution, and are trying to create some dynamic alert rules. I need them to look on a lot of subscriptions, but when use chose scope, you can only chose one subscription. So i have exported the template and add'ed another subscription in the scopes section, but will it work? This is what the properties section looks like in the template, it is looking on cpu usage over time: "properties": { "description": "Dynamic warning on CPU ussage", "severity": 2, "enabled": true, "scopes": [ "/subscriptions/Sub1", "/subscriptions/Sub2" ], "evaluationFrequency": "PT15M", "windowSize": "PT1H", "criteria": { "allOf": [ { "alertSensitivity": "High", "failingPeriods": { "numberOfEvaluationPeriods": 4, "minFailingPeriodsToAlert": 4 }, "name": "Metric1", "metricNamespace": "microsoft.compute/virtualmachines", "metricName": "Percentage CPU", "operator": "GreaterOrLessThan", "timeAggregation": "Average", "criterionType": "DynamicThresholdCriterion" } ], "odata.type": "Microsoft.Azure.Monitor.MultipleResourceMultipleMetricCriteria" }, Any input is more than welcome 🙂 Regards Jan L Dam
