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SaiPavanKumar
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Export of AVD Insights data into PowerBI

We have AVD Insights which is best looking in Azure https://portal.azure.com/#view/Microsoft_Azure_WVD/WvdManagerMenuBlade/~/insights

and would like to replicate same in azure but i dont see LAW queries on the same. need help

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Poojara_D12
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Hi @SaiPavanKumar 

The Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) Insights dashboard you’re referring to in the Azure portal provides a rich, pre-built monitoring experience that leverages Log Analytics Workspace (LAW) data under the hood. However, Microsoft does not directly expose or publish the exact Kusto Query Language (KQL) queries used in that built-in AVD Insights view. This is why, when you look in your connected Log Analytics Workspace, you won’t see a pre-defined workbook or set of saved queries matching what’s displayed in the Insights blade. The built-in view is generated dynamically by Azure Monitor using internal, managed queries tied to AVD metrics and diagnostic logs. To replicate this experience, you can manually access the underlying AVD diagnostic tables in your connected LAW—such as WVDConnections, WVDCheckpoints, WVDSessions, or WVDHostInformation (depending on your configuration)—and create custom Azure Workbooks or Power BI dashboards using KQL. Microsoft also provides a few sample queries and templates in the Azure Monitor Workbooks Gallery or the AVD GitHub repository that you can adapt. In summary, while the exact queries behind AVD Insights are not public, you can rebuild much of the functionality by exploring your LAW tables and crafting your own queries or importing available AVD workbook templates from GitHub to replicate the Insights experience within your environment.

 

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v-sshirivolu
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Hi @SaiPavanKumar ,

I would also take a moment to thank @Poojara_D12  , for actively participating in the community forum and for the solutions you’ve been sharing in the community forum. Your contributions make a real difference.
 

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Hi @SaiPavanKumar 
I hope the above details help you fix the issue. If you still have any questions or need more help, feel free to reach out. We’re always here to support you

 

Poojara_D12
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Hi @SaiPavanKumar 

The Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) Insights dashboard you’re referring to in the Azure portal provides a rich, pre-built monitoring experience that leverages Log Analytics Workspace (LAW) data under the hood. However, Microsoft does not directly expose or publish the exact Kusto Query Language (KQL) queries used in that built-in AVD Insights view. This is why, when you look in your connected Log Analytics Workspace, you won’t see a pre-defined workbook or set of saved queries matching what’s displayed in the Insights blade. The built-in view is generated dynamically by Azure Monitor using internal, managed queries tied to AVD metrics and diagnostic logs. To replicate this experience, you can manually access the underlying AVD diagnostic tables in your connected LAW—such as WVDConnections, WVDCheckpoints, WVDSessions, or WVDHostInformation (depending on your configuration)—and create custom Azure Workbooks or Power BI dashboards using KQL. Microsoft also provides a few sample queries and templates in the Azure Monitor Workbooks Gallery or the AVD GitHub repository that you can adapt. In summary, while the exact queries behind AVD Insights are not public, you can rebuild much of the functionality by exploring your LAW tables and crafting your own queries or importing available AVD workbook templates from GitHub to replicate the Insights experience within your environment.

 

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SaiPavanKumar
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Sorry would like to replicate in PowerBI

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