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This blog post shows how to create a runbook that will take an existing Kusto generated alert and reformat it into a human readable format. This is done through leveraging Azure Monitor, alert rules, action groups, Azure Automation and PowerShell called through a webhook.
Read MoreIf you need custom formatted alerts, this is the best method we have found to date. In the next blog post we will showcase the updated Azure Automation runbook designed to receive and process the alert.
Read MoreThis blog post provides the internals of what is included in alerts for metrics and logs and highlights the differences between them. Additionally, this brought up two significant challenges I have seen working with them (readability and customization).
Read MoreIf you need to go through a field that contains multiple values, try out the parse-where functionality!
Read MoreAre you running into “Error: The expression must be a constant” in Kusto? Try wrapping what you were trying to run in a function and then calling that function.
Read MoreThe end of my time as a Microsoft MVP.
Read MoreDynamic thresholds in Azure’s monitor appear to be an excellent way to identify changes in behavior for various metrics.
Read MoreIn this blog post, we will focus on one specific set of security items and a process for resolving them more effectively.
Read MoreBased on my experiences, the best approach to improving a secure score is to work on it for 15 minutes every workday. I hope to update this blog post with a 100 score – eventually.
Read MoreThe new functionality coming to Tachyon V8 looks to be providing some logical next steps forward to improving the employee experience. Check out the information on Tachyon V8 to see what else you find is exciting from this new release!
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