Tag: Log Analytics
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PowerShell DCR Log Analytics: Part 2.1 – Overview
Welcome! This is part one of the second generation of the Log Analytics learning series. Here we will cover… Why a Second Generation? To those familiar with the first generation of this series, you may be wondering why I would go back and re-do so much documentation. Well, in short, a lot has changed. Simply…
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Security Update for HTTP(s) Function Apps
Howdy folks! I have good news! Great news actually, as I think this will let me start to remove the annoying red security warnings on all my HTTP function apps. Thanks to the work of the @NickolajA of the MSEndpointMGR team, there is a new authentication method for HTTP Functions which is more secure than…
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Auditing Other Logon/Logoff Events for Log Analytics
Some of my up-and-coming PowerShell based Log Analytics guides make use of Windows Event logs for data gathering. While the Event Log has a ton of useful information by default, some events only log when enabled via additional policy. One such policy is the Auditing of Other Logon/Logoff Events. This policy enables a multitude of…
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Using Visual Studio Code to Write, Edit, and Locally Test PowerShell Azure Function Apps
Azure Function apps are great. They are currently (to my knowledge) the only decent gateway to upload or pull information out of Azure from client devices via PowerShell, that is without needing to store things like secret keys directly in your code which obviously you don’t want to do. There are currently two main methods…
Azure to the Max 