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So far, this series has consisted of the previous blog posts: Log Analytics Design and Access Create Inventory of Existing Log Analytics Workspaces Next up, we'll focus on how to switch the permissions model for Log Analytics workspaces. By now, you may recall that Log Analytics workspaces used to be harder to permission for a number of years ago. If someone had access to a Log Analytics workspace, they could see every log generated for each resource. This may not be a desire

Seeing cloud adoption gain traction over the years has always put a smile on my face. Customers have made some successful migrations and transitions into a cloud based world. Some of the initial sides of adoption have caused some pain after the fact with sprawling environments, no governance, and no control over what's been deployed. Optimization is now key, but it's hard. In my first blog post of this series, I talked about the right design for Log Analytics workspaces. But

In the last 2 years, an entirely new permissions and access model came to Log Analytics. Prior to these permission changes, enterprises would struggle related to adopting Azure Monitor and deploying a Log Analytics workspace. I always meant to blog on this topic, but there was never enough time for me 2 years ago to compose some thoughts on the scenario. Let's take a few steps back and make sure everyone is on the same page. Azure Monitor is Azure's comprehensive monitoring s