Can't get my Azure resources to get metrics into Log Analytics
Hi everyone, I'm very excited to join this community! 🙂 I'm regularly using Azure Monitor and I was looking into moving to Log Analytics, but I'm having some troubles. Here's a summary of what I've done so far: Created a Log Analytics resource from my Azure Dashboard Went to "Workspace Data Sources" > "Azure Resources" and tried to enable metrics collection for the App Service and Web App I got there, but it failed (with hindsight, I guess that was because the "Microsoft.Insights" resource provider was not registered in that subscription) Added the AzureWebAppAnalytics to my Log Analytics instance's Solutions and saw that I had to onboard my resources manually with a Powershell script Did the https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/msoms/2017/01/17/enable-azure-resource-metrics-logging-using-powershell/thing - that's where I understood that I had to register the "Microsoft.Insights" resource provider first, so that's what I did and the Powershell script eventually succeeded After that, I also managed to enable metrics collections from the "Workspace Data Sources" > "Azure Resources" section Despite that, and after ~12 hours, there's no data coming in. Log Search shows that the workspace is empty, and the AzureWebAppAnalytics still says "Performing Assessment". Couple of thing I've noticed: The "Microsoft.OperationalInsights" resource provider is stuck in "Registering" state in that subscription; I've tried to re-register it, but it didn't change anything When I went back to the "Workspace Data Sources" > "Azure Resources" section, the log collections I had enabled were disabled again! I don't really know what to try next so your help would be greatly appreciated here, thanks in advance! Thomas
Update Management - Domain Controllers are not assessed
hi guys, I enabled Update Management on Azure through the Automation account, i have multiple VMs of different roles all of them are working fine and assessed but only the 2 domain controllers are not assessed ! is there extra configuration need to be done ? has anyone seen this before? The Update Agent Readiness is working fine for all machines.
Windows 10 installed Application Inventory using OMS / Azure Log Analytics
Hi, We use Intune to manage our users' Windows 10 devices. Whilst the old Intune client gave a full Application Inventory, the new Azure Intune MDM only lists "modern" apps for Windows 10 devices. So now I'm trying to get a full Application Inventory per user via OMS (deployed via Intune). If I use the "Upgrade Readiness" Solution in OMS, I can get all applications installed (inventory) for all computers that have not been upgraded to the latest OS target version (in Log Analytics that would be under "Compatibility Assessment --> UAApp"). Unfortunately, the same data doesn't seem to be available for ALL computers. However, it means that OMS can pull / collect the Application Inventory from windows 10 devices. Does anyone know of a way to get an Application Inventory using OMS for ALL Windows 10 devices? Thanks!VMWare Monitoring Solution Depracated
Does anyone know when this happened? I hadn't gotten to evaluating it yet and in light of this, I’m thinking that I won’t pursue this functionality. 😉 The VMware Monitoring solution has been deprecated. Customers who have already installed the solution can continue to use it, but VMware Monitoring can not be added to any new workspaces. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/log-analytics/log-analytics-vmware?WT.mc_id=email
Application Insights vs Azure Web App Analytics
If I have all my Azure web applications set up to use Application Insights, and I have those metrics also integrated into OMS via the Application Insights Connector, is there any added visibility or benefit to also using the Azure Web App Analytics solution? It seems that Application Insights should cover all visibility provided by Azure Web App Analytics plus more. Is this accurate? Thank you.
