Configure Microsoft Azure Log Analytics integrations
Configure an integration for streaming log data from Microsoft Azure Log Analytics to your ServiceNow instance. The integration points the Health Log Analytics AI engine to a data source in your Microsoft Azure Log Analytics account.
Before you begin
- You must have an installed and configured MID Server with the log ingestion capability enabled.
- If the IP address of the MID Server is exposed by network address translation (NAT), a load balancer or a similar device, it must have a public IP address. In the MID Server properties, add a property named mid.public_ip with the public IP address as the value. For more information, see Create a MID Server property.
Role required: evt_mgmt_admin
Procedure
Result
Log data starts streaming from Microsoft Azure Log Analytics to your ServiceNow instance. The tile for the integration is available in the Installed integrations tab on the Integrations Launchpad.
Users with the evt_mgmt_user role can use Event Management to monitor the logs and view the alerts that Health Log Analytics generates from them.
What to do next
Review the log data streaming status and sources of the integration on the Overview tab. Leverage the displayed information to refine how HLA reads the log data by adjusting your integration configuration. For more information, see Review log data streaming status and sources of an integration.
Note:
You can go directly from this tab to the Data Input Mapping, Source Type Structures, and Log Sources pages with context from the integration. If the log data is not properly mapped, structured,
or sourced, you can go back and adjust the configuration of the integration.
- Select the View menu icon (
).
- Choose the appropriate menu option.
- Review the displayed information.
- Adjust the integration configuration if needed.