Azure Logic apps and Azure Alerts - Getting info from the logs
Hi, I have been migrating from legacy log alerts to scheduled query rules which I use for monitoring our on-prem server. The process was painless but the new email alerts compared to the legacy ones are missing important fields like computer name, event data and description which means we have to go into Azure, drill through the logs and find the issue - time consuming. I then found I could use Azure Logic apps for the alert notifications and following this Microsoft guide (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/alerts/alerts-logic-apps) I got that setup and it is working but I am still missing the fields in the email. My questions is how do I pull in the data from the Log query result into the Logic App, ideally I'd want the following columns from the logs - Computer, Eventlevelname, RenderedDescription. Any pointers gratefully received. Cheers Rob
Logic App (Standard) inline script window is too small
We have issues using the script editor for actions like "Execute JavaScript Code" since the editor window in the Azure portal is pretty small. As you can see on the screenshot the editor currently supports like a dozen lines and the hight of the window seems to be fixed, even so the side-menu that includs the editor has plenty of space. It would be great to have the available space filled up so the editor window adjusts with the browser size. Should be possible pretty easy, right? Thanks in advance, Ruben
Classic WVD autoscale modification
Hi, I have a WVD classic environment and I need to implement the autoscaling feature for it. I've checked MS documentation and found the Autoscale automation which implements Automation Accounts and Logic apps to run during peak hours, check the amount of sessions and spin more VMs if necessary. Then, during off hours, it shut downs VMs to a minimum. This is good...but not what I need. I need the automation to add more VMs when needed, but also to shut down VMs when not, during a 24x7 schedule. I don't want it to shutdown VMs only outside working hours. I tried to check how to add this functionality but I can't seem to find a way of doing it and I can't find the source code that does it to modify it. Has anyone have a similar problem?
Azure Logic App - Slow Performance with Docker Containers/Python
I have a python script that uses an adobe api to fetch web traffic analytics reports and write them to an Azure SQL database. This script takes about 10 minutes to run and complete successfully when run on my local machine. I packaged this up in to a docker container and have the container configured to run in our Azure logic app as seen in the photo. I have the time limit for the container running set to 3 hours (limit setting in the Until loop) and looking at the logs the script gets nowhere near completion. Why do I see such poor performance when running the container in the logic app vs. my local machine? Are there ways to increase resources for logic apps? Any ideas would help, thanks.Tweet Sentiment Analytics made easy by Azure Services
I have written an article that explains how you can perform Tweet Sentiment Analytics using services from the Azure cloud. You can find the article on https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/tweet-sentiment-analytics-made-easy-azure-services-narendra-angane
