Billy York • 3/21/2024

Azure Service Health Workbook

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This technical article explains how to leverage Azure Resource Graph Explorer to query Service Health data, detailing the structure of relevant tables and providing example Kusto Query Language (KQL) code. The author shares a custom-built Azure Workbook for visualizing Service Health events and impacted resources, while also critiquing the current limitations of KQL support in Azure Resource Graph.

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