In my previous post I talked about how we can now query Azure Resource Graph data with Log Analytics. The purpose of that addition was to be able to alert on Azure Resource Graph data with Azure Monitor Alerts. In this post I’ll show exactly what you need to be able to create alerts in …
Workbooks are quite amazing. Its quite often I look at someone else’s work in a Workbook and blown away, not knowing that you could do whatever it is that I saw. One such amazing thing Workbooks can do is Datasets as Parameters. Meaning we can get data from Log Analytics, Azure Resource Graph, Application Insights, …
Have you ever wanted to filter resources in Log Analytics by resource tags? Or wanted to query Azure Resource Graph data with a broader set of KQL? Well, do I have some news for you. Now we can query Azure Resource Graph directly from Log Analytics. I was fortunate enough to be a small part …
Have you tried to get data on exemptions in your environment? Only to find they’re not in Azure Resource Graph, like policies, assignments and their states. Previously you would have to queried the API, which is limited to querying one subscription at a time. Not exactly “cloud scale.” Sometime in the last few weeks “microsoft.authorization/policyexemptions” …
Did you know there’s all sorts of data in Azure Resource Graph, specifically all your active Azure Monitor alerts and your Alert inventory? If not why didnt you read my last post? Anyway we have all this wonderful data, but not native built in reporting, in Azure Monitor like other monitoring tools like System Center …
In this post I’ll show you how to extract just about any Azure Monitor Alert information with Azure Resource Graph. With this data we can build some pretty neat Azure Monitor Alert reports. For Azure Monitor alerts we have two tables in Azure Resource Graph. Alertsmanagementresources and the resources table. Alerts management resources table has …
As a follow up to my Azure Resource Graph examples repo, I have a few queries to find orphaned Azure resources. These queries are all in the repo, but I’m doing a separate post on this because I feel its a pretty common problem to have orphaned resources. I will also be adding more queries …