Microsoft Azure - Using the Log Analytics Scope in Azure Monitor Last Updated : 03 Apr, 2023 Comments Improve Suggest changes Like Article Like Report Pre-requisite: Azure VM Log Analytics is a service in the Azure portal to enable monitoring and capturing logs of resources in a database for monitoring and analyzing results. It is also used to manage the agent's configuration across azure services. In this article, you will learn about how you can choose an Azure Log Analytics Workspace Scope in Azure Monitor service to collect the log information or to analyze the data collected in the log analytics database. Implementation:Follow the step below to implement Log Analytics scope in Azure Monitor: Step 1: Log in to Azure Portal with your azure user credentials. Step 2: Search for Azure Monitor Service from the azure global search engine or directly select Azure Monitor service from the portal menu. Step 3: Once you access the Azure Monitor from the left page menu search for Logs and click on Logs to run the queries. Step 4: Now, from Log Section, Select Scope >> Select your target subscription where your Log Analytics is present Select your Log Analytic Workspace Resource and then Click on Apply. Advanced Filter - Select Resource Type and Check Box the Log Analytics Workspace Step 5: Once the selection is done. Now run your KQL sample queries in the Azure monitor to test the service. Refer below perf query result as a sample. Note: If you are not getting any then troubleshoot enabling the log analytics agents configuration or diagnostic settings. Comment More infoAdvertise with us Next Article Microsoft Azure - Creating Action Rules With Azure Monitor J jaysurya9 Follow Improve Article Tags : Microsoft Azure DevOps azure-architecture-center Similar Reads Microsoft Azure - Query Azure Storage Logs in Azure Monitor Log Analytics Pre-requisite:- Azure Log Analytics is a tool offered by Azure, which is used to edit and run log queries against data in the Azure Monitor Logs store and helps interactively analyze their results. One can easily use Log Analytics queries to retrieve records that match particular criteria, identify 5 min read Microsoft Azure - Using the Azure Activity Log In the given article we will get introduced to Azure activity logs. In this article, we will go through the activity log and let you know how to access it and what you can use it for. The activity log is really great to tell the who, what, and when for operations in your Azure resources. Implementat 4 min read Microsoft Azure - Creating Action Rules With Azure Monitor Pre-requisite:- Azure VM The Azure Monitor is one of the services offered by Microsoft Azure. As the name suggests, it is a kind of monitor which helps the user to maximize the availability and performance of the applications and services according to the needs of the user. It delivers a comprehensi 4 min read Microsoft Azure - Configuring an Alert Rule with Azure Monitor The azure monitor is a powerful monitoring tool that works like a smart dashboard for our applications and services by collecting application, guest operating system(OS), Azure resource, Azure subscription, and Azure tenant monitoring data to help us gain insights, understand the performance of our 4 min read Microsoft Azure - Configuring Log Analytics Data Retention Log Analytics collects data from a variety of sources and uses a powerful query language to give you insights into the operation of your applications and resources. Log Analytics' cost depends on your choice of pricing tier, data retention, and which solutions are used. Let's see how we can change t 1 min read Microsoft Azure - Check Resource Owner in Azure using KQL In this article, we will see how we can find the creation date of resources by using the Kusto Query Language. Azure KQL Queries helps in finding the resource creation date, time, created user email,...etc. Note: You cannot retrieve log data if it is more than 90 days using KQL. In this case store l 2 min read Like