Monitor Azure File Sync.
Well, there is no surprise, I think,
that when we're talking about an Azure Resource Manager service,
like AFS, we have native integration with Azure Monitor,
and here we're seeing a screenshot from one of my friends,
a Microsoft engineer named Billy York.
He created a workbook that you can actually download from his GitHub repo.
You can see the attribution URL in the lower left corner of this slide,
and I also, in the exercise files,
point you to the repo and a nice blog post Billy wrote up.
What he's doing here is just using the Azure Monitor workbook
interface to create visualizations that pull useful event
messages for the Azure File Sync service.
Remember that in Azure Monitor, you have two types of diagnostics data,
metrics, which is time series numeric data,
and alerts, which you can raise on metric thresholds.
I'm hoping that you're also using Azure Log Analytics,
which can ingest your Azure File Sync event logs on your
registered server and also capture data from the Azure File
Sync sync group in the cloud.
You can use the Kusto query language to report on that information and
create Azure alerts based on those Kusto queries. Again, I'll show you how that works in the demo.