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Thursday, 18 June 2020

Working with Azure & Microsoft 365 Technologies

Working with Microsoft Azure & Microsoft 365 Technologies

Successfully deliver the special session at Regional Director of Health Services (RDHS) - Kalmunai. Discussed Microsoft Azure Technologies and Microsoft 365 Technologies.

Event Organized by RDHS Kalmunai Office, Special Thanks to Dr. P.G.P.Daniel and the Team.

Almost 13 RDHS Office Doctors joined via Online another 5 Officers joined the meeting in the RDHS office Kalmunai.

How the Cloud Technology involved in the modern works, move the official works to Microsoft 365, and how to use office 365.

Working with Cloud Storage - Webinar

Viknaraj Events ,

Working with Cloud Storage

Successfully delivered the webinar for Azure Storage Services for IT Professionals.

Discussed about;

Introduction to Cloud Storage
Working with Azure Storage Service
Azure Storage Security
Managing our Azure Storage Account using Logic Apps
Azure Storage Explorer

Adding Custom Script Extension In Azure Virtual Machine

Viknaraj Azure Virtual Machine ,

In this article we are going to deploy custom script extension for windows. The custom script extension tool can be used on our Azure virtual machines when we want deployment in Windows. These scripts can be located at our storage account.

Azure Administration Webinar

Viknaraj Events ,

Successfully deliver the Azure Administration Certification comparing webinar on 26 April 2020, more than 20 participants from various industries.

Discussed Newley added modules in the AZ-104.

Azure Administrator - Webinar

Viknaraj Events ,

Azure Administrator Certification

AZ-103 vs AZ-104

The first webinar about Azure AZ-104 Certification

Microsoft Tech Tour 2020

Viknaraj Events ,

Deliver the Special session at the South Eastern University of Sri Lanka on 6 March 2020! Special Thanks to Mr. Sabraz Nawaz (Senior Lecturer in Management and IT at the South Eastern University of Sri Lanka) and Dr. Gunapalan (Dean at the South Eastern University of Sri Lanka).

Done the Lab session with the Students, Students are really enjoyed the lab session and they are willing to work with Microsoft Azure.

Discussed about Cloud Computing, Microsoft Azure Architect, Serverless Computing and Internship.

Working With Azure Log Analytics

Viknaraj Azure Log Analytics ,

Introduction

Azure log analytics gives you the facility to search and view logged data from various Azure resources. Before this was a separate service in Azure but now it's being incorporated as part of Azure monitor. In this demo, we are going to learn how to manage Azure Log Analytics.

Step 1 - Log Analytics

On the dashboard, choose to create a resource and type "Log Analytics".

Step 2 - Creating Log Analytics

Click the “Create” button to deploy the Log Analytics Service.

Step 3 - Log Analytics Workspace

Select “Create New” in the Log Analytics. Enter the “Log Analytics Workspace” name, choose the correct “Subscription”. Select the existing resource group, and then select the “Pricing Tier”, after entering the information, click “Ok” button to start the deployment.

Step 4 - Verifying the Log Analytics Workspace

After successfully deploying the Log Analytics Workspace, we need to verify our Log Analytics Workspace. Go to your Resource Group and verify that our Log Analytics Workspaces are installed correctly. So here our Log Analytics Workspace named “TESLWeb-Logs” is successfully deployed, so click the “TESLWeb-Logs”.

Step 5 - Adding Virtual Machine

In the Log Analytics Workspace “TESLWeb-Logs” select “Virtual Machines” under the Workspace Data Sources, now we can verify that our Virtual Machine “TESL” is not connected so click the Virtual Machine.

Step 6 - Connecting our Virtual Machine

Now we can verify that our Virtual Machine Status is not connected and the Workspace Name is None, so Click “Connect”. After clicking “Connect” now we can verify that our Workspace name is “TESLWeb-Logs”.

Step 7 - Verifying the Connection

Now our Virtual Machine “TESL” is connected to the Log Analytics Connection.

Step 8 - Connecting the Sources

Select the Log Analytics workspace and then click “Advanced Settings”. Here we can find the Connected Sources. This option is for On-Premises Servers, you can download the OMS Gateway and analyze the logs.

Step 9 - Selecting the Performance counters

In this demo our workloads are running to the cloud, so click “Data”. Our Virtual Machine Operating System is Linux, so click “Linux Performance Counters”, then select “Apply below configuration to my machine”. After that select the performance counters, and then click “Add the selected performance counters”.

Step 10 - Performance Interval

Select the performance Interval, and then click “Save”.

Step 11 - Monitoring the Logs

Search monitor in the search box, in the Monitor tool, click “Logs”

Step 12 - Running the Query

In the Logs, Select the “Performance and Availability” then select “Virtual Machine available memory” and then select “Run”.

Step 13 - Query Output

After running the query, we can get the chart of our Virtual Machines Memory usage output.

Summary

I hope you understood about Azure Log Analytics. In this demo we used a very simple query for analyzing, in our next article will learn more analyzing concepts using Azure Log Analytics.

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Thursday, 18 June 2020

Working with Azure & Microsoft 365 Technologies

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Azure Administrator - Webinar

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Microsoft Tech Tour 2020

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