In your Azure solution you will probably have logging going to various data sources. One of the challenges is how to expose that log data in a way that is friendly for the non-developer or azure expert.
There is a lot of value to be released if you can use those logs but craft the view in a way that makes it easy for a business user or a support user to be able to see what is happening and to perform self-service on those integrations and background processes. We want to create views like below where users can easily search for transactions that have been processed and see what happened.
I have recently done a bunch of videos about this and some sample KQL queries which should be easy to use as a starter query to help you take your own logs and get more from them.
The scenarios covered by the demos include are:
- Logic Apps Consumption
- Logic Apps Standard
- Function Apps
- API Management
- Data Factory
More info is available on this page –> https://docs.turbo360.com/docs/bam-data-queries-overview
You can also learn more about turbo360 here –> https://turbo360.com/
Below are some of the videos too:
API Management + Functions
Logic Apps Standard
Logic Apps Consumption
API Management
Data Factory
Function Apps