How to enable diagnostics settings using ARMTemplate/Bicep script for Firewall?
Want to automate the process to deploy diagnostic settings.
I would like to enable ingestion for all this data.
AzureFirewallApplicationRule
AzureFirewallNetworkRule
AzureFirewallDnsProxy
AllMetrics
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Hi I am trying to add Backup Alert to Recovery Service Vault, but I will like to use IaC instead of adding it via Portal. Is there a way this can be done by ARM Templates?
Alerts are primarily scenarios where users are notified so that they can take relevant action. The Backup Alerts section shows alerts generated by Azure Backup service.
The following scenarios are defined by service as alertable scenarios:
Backup/Restore failures
Backup succeeded with warnings for Microsoft Azure Recovery Services (MARS) agent
Stop protection with retain data/Stop protection with delete data
Please note that these alerts are defined by the service and user can't custom create any alerts.
I am trying to enable azure monitor feature for my virtual machines which checks for health and performance of the VM using terraform but I am not able to find the right documentation for the same. Can you help me for the same because I want detailed monitoring for azure.
This is what I want to automate using terraform, enable health & performance using Azure Monitor for VM's
Here is the Azure Monitor for VM Screenshot
https://ibb.co/JmzfNZN
Enable Azure Monitor for VMs service is still in preview mode and is not available as a module in Terraform.
To raise a new feature request in Terraform for Azure, please use the below link:
https://github.com/terraform-providers/terraform-provider-azurerm/issues/new?template=enhancement.md
I am trying to create an azure resource manager template to provision storage accounts, and I want to enable diagnostics logging on creation.
Basically I am trying create a resource manager template to achieve the same result of them Cmdlet Set-AzureStorageServiceLoggingProperty so that the diagnostics logging is enabled on creation time, instead of enabling this manually every time a storage account is provisioned.
I came across this github thread in azure docs, it says that this feature is not supported yet, and it will be supported in the second half of calendar year 2019.
And the recommend way for automating this task is using powershell & c# commands.
I am working on Azure Resource Manager Templates, Currently I created ARM templates for various azure resources like virtual machine, SQL Server, Service Bus and Web app etc...
But, for that I want to configure the azure alerts in monitor using ARM template not through the azure portal.
I followed below links to configure the new alerts experience in azure monitor:
The next generation of Azure Alerts has arrived
The new alerts experience in Azure Monitor
Create, view, and manage alerts using Azure Monitor
Can anyone suggest me how to configure the new alerts in azure monitor using ARM templates?
This article shows how you can use an Azure Resource Manager template to configure newer metric alerts in Azure Monitor. Resource Manager templates enable you to programmatically set up alerts in a consistent and reproducible way across your environments. Newer metric alerts are currently available on this set of resource types.
Is it really possible to enable diagnostic for entire Azure subscrition using powershell cmdlet? or diagnostics should be enabled case by case(monitoring azure application,monitoring vm and storage account)?
in the operations manager console,we added our azure subscription,imported azure management pack but the Operations manager does not discover the azure cloud service,vm or storage account under that subscrption...we hope that enabling diagnostic for the azure subscription will solve the problem.
There is no such thing as
Enabling diagnostics for the azure subscription
Even more, there is no diagnostics for VM (Azure VM) or Azure Storage. The only diagnostics you can enable is for a Cloud Service. You can read more here.
For your Windows Azure Virtual Machines (not a cloud service) you have to manage diagnostics/monitoring the way you do on-premises. There is nothing specific to Azure, nor there is a special azure diagnostics for Virtual Machines.
Storage accounts can only be monitored via Storage Analytics which again are configured on per-storage-account basis and not on subscription level.