Today my scheduled backup failed and I had to go to the portal to know the reason or monitor the status.
Instead is there a way to configure Backup alerts that notify me the status?
There is no direct option to select backup failed alerts in Alerts blade as of now however as an alternative you can follow below options to achieve Backup Alerts.
To create the rule, navigate to App Service --> Monitoring --> Alerts.
Click on New alert rule
Resource will be automatically selected and can edit too.
Next step click on select condition. This will take you to configure signal logic.
Signal Type – All , Monitor Service – All, Select “All Administrative operations" signal name.
Select Chart period, Select Alert Logic, Event Level – Error, Status - Failed.
This rule gives all the administrative failed alerts including backup failed alerts with a detailed email.
Then select Action Group if you already have one otherwise click on create action group and create one.
After adding action group edit click on Email Alert to enter Email or Phone number. Click ok and save changes.
Then add alert rule name and select resource group in Alert rule details
Once you create alert rule you will receive and email like below
Activity log rules take 5 minutes to activate.
You can manage the alert rules by going to Monitoring --> Alerts --> Manage alert rules.
Once the action is triggered you will receive an email notification with detailed description. The below screenshot is an informational level email but as you have enabled for failed operations you will receive an email once an operation is failed.
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When I try to add a new email address to an existing action group (to receive notifications), I can't get the status 'Subscribed':
I believe this is the reason why the M user is receiving the alerts while the R and L users aren't.
I read in the following link that when the status is 'Unsubscribed', we should remove the email and then re-add it:
Troubleshooting the Azure Monitor
I did this, but it didn't fix it. That's probably because my status was never "Unsubscribed" in the first place, but instead "-".
Any ideas on what I should try next?
I Tried to reproduce the same in my environment to delete the existing email from Action Group, As I got below.
Note: Subscribed status in action group ,you will get only for the first time, later if you modify emails in Action Group, you will get Same "-" status ,but mail will trigger.
I have created one alert rule with action group like below.
Azure Portal > Monitor > Create Alert Rule
Once modify the email and save the configuration.
The movement you modify the settings, you will get the test mail from Microsoft Notification.
in devops sending out email notifications for work items seems limited with the one's listed below:
I want to send an email or a notification in teams when a work item has its due date in 5 days. I also check power automate but couldn't find a template for this. Any ideas?
You can create a Email notification in Azure DevOps when a new work item is created for an issue or a task by following the below steps :
login to https://dev.azure.com/
Select the project on which you want to enable the email notifications --> Go to project settings
Under project settings, click on notifications --> click on Add new subscription as shown in the below image (this will allow you to create a new rule to configure the alert mechanism)
under category select Work --> under Template (select the template based on your requirement)
In the Edit subscription widget ,Select the Deliver to option from the drop down list & select the required role to get notified with the email
For filter criteria , we have selected the two fields "Remaining work & Effort "
Remaining work fields is used to track Task that has less than 120
Hours (5days *24 Hours).
Efforts is used to track the Issues which
has less than 120 Hours as shown in the below attached image
You can refer the attached GIF for reference
I created an alert on activity log as described in this link
There is an option to set Event initiated by filter to any email id or "All users and services". Is there a way to set it to "All users only" (and not any service/service principal). Basically I want to trigger alert if any user changes a setting and not a service principal.
Unfortunately, this isn't supported in Activity Log Alerts.
Activity log Alerts does string compare on the values of the rule and the event,
so it needs explicit (or no) values.
Possible workaround:
If you have the list of all users emails-
you can create an Alert rule with containsAny via ARM Template.
otherwise, Log Search Alerts should work.
I am receiving this "Average Server Exceptions" email alert and a lot of other people in our organization is receiving them. I was trying to check where is it defined and configure the people that should receive these emails. Is it sent by "Smart Detection" Abnormal rise in exception volume rule?
Update:
In azure portal -> your application insights -> Alerts blade, click the View classic alerts button:
Then in the Alert(classic) page, check the alerts which contains a condition like Server exceptions > 1 Count:
Then click the alert, you can see the details(like set condition, email):
And the last, this is the email I received:
You can click this blue button View application in Azure portal in the email, and it will direct you to where the alert defined.
Besides that, you can go to azure portal to see where it is defined. Two places:
1.smart detection: in your app insights in portal -> smart detection blade-> settings -> Failure Anomalies, then click it to see the rule details:
check the rule details:
2.Alert: go to portal -> Alerts, check if any rule are there:
If no rules there, you can click the View classis Alerts button, then check if any rules are there. If it has a rule, click it to see details:
I am trying to create new alert to send notification at new permission created but i didn't get what i want .
This what i am talking about:
As I understand, I think you are asking for an alert to be generated when an role assignment is made in your subscription. If yes,
You may use Azure Monitor for your use case.
In Azure Monitor blade, you need to create an alert as follows
a. Specify the target resource (in your case, your subscription),
b. Define an alert criteria (when you configure signal, choose administrative activity log > create role assignments / delete role assignments)
c. Create an action group. You can specify an email address to which the alerts will be sent
Once setup, every time a new role is assigned, an email alert will be sent to the email id specified in the Action Group
You may explore Event Grids also for your scenario