I am trying to enable Custom Logs for Azure Log Analytics.
I looked at the official documentation which says this:
After you are redirected to the OMS portal, click the Settings tile on the top right-hand side of the page.
I also found this stack overflow page which says a similar thing.
Now when I go to the OMS portal I see the following:
which no cog!
Has how to enable this moved or have I not got the correct access?
I am an Owner of the subscription but not account administrator
I have reproduced your issue, I created the workspace, I add a user as READONLY USER.
In the portal of my own account(ADMINISTRATOR of the workspace), it will be fine. But in the portal of the READONLY USER , it is the same issue with yours.
You could refer to the screenshot.
So you should get the CONTRIBUTOR user to the workspace or create a workspace by yourself, it will be fine.
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I have an Azure App Service enviroment that occasionally encounters performance degradation alerts, but when I click the "See in Azure Portal" button on the notification email, I land up with a blank screen:
The URL looks similar to:
https://portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_Azure_Monitoring/AlertDetailsTemplateBlade/alertId/XXX%2fMicrosoft.AlertsManagement%2falerts%2fXXX/invokedFrom/emailnoncommonschema
I must not have the right permission/access setup to view this - could anyone advise on how to rectify this?
Edit 1:
There's an error in the console mentioning the following permission, but I have now been assigned Monitoring Reader and Log Analytics Reader roles on the relevant App Service and App Insights for the resource in question, which grant me this permission - is there somewhere else I need to have these roles assigned?
Microsoft.AlertsManagement/alerts/history/read
I've also reached out on the Microsoft Q&A site here
I created a Synapse workspace in my Azure Portal and tried opening the Synapse studio and I received the following error:
Failed to load one or more resources due to No access, error code 403.
credential
linkedService
dataset
pipeline
trigger
sqlscript
notebook
sparkjobdefinition
dataflow
What could be the reason. I believe I have required access to resource groups
This could be an intermittent issue while opening synapse workspace.
Could you please confirm the permission on the Synapse workspace which you are trying to login?
Make sure you have required permissions to access workspace:
From Azure Portal under Synapse Workspace, user needs to have Owner/Contributor permission
From Azure Portal under Synapse Workspace, user needs to enable correct IP address under firewall settings
Option1: Try to manually login by going to the https://web.azuresynapse.net and sign into your workspace.
For more information, refer to the Open Synapse Studio
Option2: You please try the below:
Clear “Cookies and Cached data” of your browser.
Private Mode (New InPrivate Window).
Try in different browser.
I had this issue and I was able to solve it by doing the following:
Open Synapse Studio from Overview screen in Synapse
Click Manage from the left navigation blade
Click on Access Control in Security
Click Add and then Select the Role "Synapse Administrator"
Select the User permission should be given to
Select Apply
After that, log out and log back to Azure and the error should disappear.
In case you still see the error then you need to access to the Synapse workspace and under the Security tab you need to click on it and add the range of IP addresses that will have access to the instance.
Go to your storage account -> Access Control (IAM) -> Role Assigments and check if you can find ther role storage-blob-data-contributor if not add it.
This role shoulde be added automaticly but there are exceptions fron this rule
Detials are here how-to-grant-workspace-managed-identity-permissions
I managed to fix the same issue by following these steps:
Open "Azure Synapse Studio" with your admin account from the Workspace,
Open Manage\Access Control\ and add the user you need with Role Synapse Administrator or more adequate privilege.
Sign Out "Azure Synapse Studio"
Sign In with the other user that you just gave privilege to.
We also experienced the same error message but it was caused by improper configuration of private endpoints. If you are using private endpoints, you need four of them: one for the Azure Synapse Private Link Hub and three for the workspace sub-resources (SQL, SqlOnDemand, and Dev).
Once we corrected the issue this error went away for us and Studio behaves normally now.
So as the other answers point out, this can be caused by missing RBAC roles or by networking issues.
As per abautista this was the fix for me:
Synapse Studio >> Manage >> Access Control in Security >> Add yourself as the Role "Synapse Administrator"
I spun up an instance of Azure Databricks. When I try to login, I get the following error.
The workspace you are trying to access does not exist in this Azure region, or your account vikrambhatt1405#outlook.com does not belong to any Databricks workspace in the region. Please ask your administrator to add you as a user, or click here to logout of Azure Active Directory and login with a different user.
I already have a role assigned to me as Service Administrator, which means access to all resources.
How do I fix this?
Please follow the process below to add users to the Azure Databricks workspace :
1.As an administrator go to the Admin Console.
2.On the Users tab, click Add User.
3.Provide the user email ID.
You can add any user who belongs to the Azure Active Directory tenant
of your Azure Databricks workspace.
4.If cluster access control is enabled, the user is added without cluster creation permission.
please see:here.
Update:
According to your error message:
The workspace you are trying to access does not exist in this Azure region, or your account vikrambhatt1405#outlook.com does not belong to any Databricks workspace in the region.
So,I think your account does not belong In this workspace,you should try to add your account as a user following the instructions of the error message.
The instructions in the document are indeed not very clear, you can follow this process to operate, go to Azure portal>Azure Databricks:
The previous answer and comments led me there, but because it is so awkward I figured it would be good to post as a separate answer:
Instead of clicking on the 'url', click the blue button called 'Launch workspace' to access the cluster.
I added a contributor on an app service plan, but when he logs in to azure, there is no link or anything to my app service plan.
Once your friend has logged into portal.azure.com, if you click on the top right section where your username is, a dropdown mean will appear where your azure directory will be at. He then has to click on it to be able to see the resource group.
If you dont see it then please check the user permission on the resourcegroup and make sure you have added him correctly.
I'm a developer that has an Azure account for my own dev stuff. I log into my dev account using me#hotmail.com.
Next, I set up a client with their own Azure account, then invited myself via me#hotmail.com and set myself as a co-administrator for the client's subscription. When I subsequently log into Azure using me#hotmail.com, I only see my own subscriptions/resources, etc.
Is there a way that I can log into Azure, using me#hotmail.com, and have access to both my dev stuff as well as my client's subscription from within the portal (specifically portal.azure.com).
Not sure if this is supported or if I'm doing something wrong. Thanks
You can only view subscriptions for a single directory at a time.
If you click your name in the top right corner of the portal you can select which directory you want to work from.
There is a suggestion on the Azure feedback site to add the ability to view subscriptions from all directories: http://feedback.azure.com/forums/223579-azure-preview-portal/suggestions/4761959-manage-subscriptions-across-all-available-director