Monitoring and Managing the Hybrid Infrastructure with Azure Monitor and Azure Automation.
summary
Creates a Log Analytics workspace in minutes, installs an agent to collect event logs, performance counters and W3C logs from on‑prem, AWS or GCP, and wires diagnostics from an Azure NIC to that workspace; uses Azure Automation runbooks (PowerShell or Python) and a hybrid runbook worker to schedule VM power cycles, apply updates and run auto-remediation that restarts a failed service when an alert fires; shows update management reporting (example: 1 of 4 machines non‑compliant), notes Azure Automation fair‑share limits, and exports dashboards and ServiceNow tickets via connectors.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:33Digital Transformation
- 3:27Hybrid Infrastructure
- 4:14Why Monitoring
- 4:49Is Monitoring sufficient
- 5:42Why Azure Monitor
- 7:38Azure Monitor Workspace
- 7:53Log Analytics Box
- 8:20Log Analytics Workspace
- 9:47Monitoring the Hybrid Infrastructure
- 10:20Download Azure Monitor Client
- 10:58Install Azure Monitor Client
- 12:16Collect Data
- 14:02Inbuilt Solutions
- 16:03In Machines
- 17:35Enable Diagnostics
- 19:12Azure Automation
- 21:48Automation
- 22:58Runbook
- 23:46Hybrid Runbook
- 26:28Hybrid Advantages
- 27:45Indication Monitor
- 28:56Automation Trigger
- 29:35Automation Runbook
- 32:47Update Management
- 36:25Inventory Change Management
- 44:19Outro
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