And the saga continues. My crusade to find sessions I delivered in the past found a new treasure. This time, I will present the video of a session I delivered at the Global Automation Bootcamp 2022, titled “How to monitor your integration solutions with an Automation Account.”
📝 One-Minute Brief
Monitoring integration platforms effectively is essential to detect failures before they impact the business. In this post, I share a video session delivered at Global Automation Bootcamp 2022 that demonstrates how to monitor integration solutions using Azure Automation Accounts with PowerShell Runbooks and Logic Apps. The session covers practical techniques to detect broken connections, failing Logic Apps, and Service Bus issues through automated notifications.
In this session, we will address how you can monitor your integration solutions using an Azure Automation Account running PowerShell Runbooks and Logic Apps to notify inconsistencies in your artifact solutions, like:
- Broken API Connections.
- Orphaned API Connections.
- Service Bus Queue or dead-letter message size or count.
- Logic App disabled or failing.
- and so on.
It is a different way to monitor your solutions, but also very efficient.
Monitoring your systems or platforms is a crucial aspect of any organization. Based on my experience, all your clients will tell you that external or internal partners monitor all the platforms or applications. Nevertheless, when disasters occur or are in the process of happening, guess what? Your team will be the last to know.
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