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1. Set Up Azure Monitor and Log Analytics Workspace
Create a Log Analytics Workspace
Go to the Azure portal.
Search for and select Log Analytics workspaces.
Click Create and follow the prompts to set up a new workspace.
Enable Diagnostic Settings
Navigate to the resource you want to monitor (e.g., a resource group).
Select Diagnostic settings.
Click Add diagnostic setting.
Select the logs and metrics you want to send to the Log Analytics workspace.
2. Create an Action Group
Create an Action Group
In the Azure portal, search for and select Monitor.
Select Alerts and then Action groups.
Click Create and configure the basic settings.
In the Actions tab, add an action and select Automation Runbook.
Configure the runbook details, including the Automation account and runbook name.
3. Create an Alert Rule
Create an Alert Rule
In the Monitor pane, select Alerts and then New alert rule.
Define the scope by selecting the resource you want to monitor.
Set the condition to trigger when a new resource is created.
Under Actions, select the action group you created earlier.
Configure the alert details and save the rule.
4. Create an Azure Automation Runbook
Create a Runbook
Navigate to your Azure Automation account.
Select Runbooks and click Create a runbook.
Provide a name, select PowerShell as the runbook type, and create the runbook.
Paste PowerShell Script
5. Configure the Runbook to Trigger on Alerts
Link the Runbook to the Action Group
In the action group configuration, ensure the runbook is selected as the action.
Ensure the runbook is set to accept webhook data.
6. Test the Setup
Validate the Configuration
Create a new resource in the monitored scope.
Verify that the alert is triggered and the runbook executes.
Check the Excel file to ensure it has been updated with the new resource details.
By following these steps, you can automate the process of updating an Excel file whenever a new Azure resource is created, leveraging Azure Monitor, action groups, Log Analytics, and Azure Automation.