Currently, we are able to connect a Microsoft Fabric instance to an Azure Log Analytics Workspace in order to collect and query performance and usage logs. It would be wonderful if we could do the same with audit logs. Exporting Microsoft Fabric audit logs to an Azure Log Analytics Workspace would significantly enhance security monitoring and operational visibility. By centralizing audit data in Log Analytics, security teams could leverage powerful Kusto Query Language (KQL) to perform deep forensic investigations, detect anomalies, and correlate events across services. This setup also enables seamless integration with Microsoft Sentinel, allowing for real-time alerting, automated incident response, and advanced threat detection using built-in analytics rules and workbooks. Additionally, storing logs in Log Analytics ensures long-term retention, compliance support, and the ability to create custom dashboards that align with organizational security policies. This unified approach would empower teams to proactively monitor Microsoft Fabric environments with enterprise-grade security intelligence.
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Add name and description to Item Schedule
A Fabric item can now have up to 20 schedules attached to it. These schedules can have different purposes, let's say one is for nightly runs and another one is for runs during working hours. ...frithjof_v9 minutes agoCommunity ChampionUnder Review3.4KViews21likes5Comments- axserv54 minutes agoNew MemberPlanned9.1KViews139likes15Comments
Monitor Hub (Preview) - Keyword Search Should Search Across All Pages
In the Monitor Hub (Preview) Job Runs experience, the "Filter by keyword" search currently searches only the items loaded on the current page. As documented, if a matching item exists on a later pag...swetha123 hours agoMicrosoft EmployeeNew38Views13likes0Comments