If you have added extra dimensions in the previous steps, make sure you initialize variables for those too.Īll variables should be of type string and no value is required. First step is to Initialize some variable which will be used during the workflow. Now it is time to configure the Logic App. The only remaining step on the alert rule is to configure the Details tab and click to create it. Otherwise, you will not be able to select it in the previous step. Note: you must have a “When a HTTP request is received” configured in your Logic App. On the Actions tab, as the Action type choose Logic App, give it a name, and select the Logic App you have created previously. On the Basics tab, provide the basic details and skip to the Actions tab. Now, on Actions, select Create action group. Also note that in Dimension values you may not have anything if you do not have any Storage Accounts which match the query parameters.įinally, on Threshold value select 1 which means if the query returns more than 1 result the alert should be triggered.
Adapt it to your requirements.įor the aggregation granularity select 1 day.įor dimensions, I am selecting Storage_Name_s, Storage_LastSyncTime_s and Owner_s, but you could select other dimensions if you are collecting them. This means we want all the events that were generated in the last 23 hours and from those events only storage accounts that have not synchronized in the last day. | where todatetime(Storage_LastSyncTime_s) < ago(24h) Next paste the following query in the Search query box. The process of notifying the owner of the storage account can be broken down in a couple of steps, which we will go through in the following order:įrom the Azure Portal, navigate to your Log Analytics workspace where you have the custom table with the Storage Account replication data, click on Alerts, click on Create and select Alert Rule.įrom the Select a signal page, select Custom log search. In this post, I will demonstrate how you can leverage that data stored in Log Analytics to generate Azure Alerts which trigger a Logic App and send a customized email to the owner of the Storage Account which is defined as a tag value of the Storage Account.īefore we begin, please ensure that you have the following prerequisites in place:
In part 1, we configured an Automation Runbook to collect replication data for Storage Accounts and stored it in a custom table in a Log Analytics workspace.
This is part 2 of Monitoring Storage Replication, if you missed part 1 you can find it HERE. Hi folks! My name is Felipe Binotto, Cloud Solution Architect, based in Australia.
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