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We have Azure DevOps connected to Azure AD so that our users can log in with their Azure AD credentials.
Currently, DevOps does not show our users’ Display Name that is set in Azure AD.
Users can change their own name here, but this is not a fix. For the sake of consistency, display names should match the display names used in Azure AD.
Azure AD Audit Logs are very helpful when diagnosing issues. Similarly, sending these logs to Azure Monitor is very useful for storing logs, and for setting up alerts on certain events.
In Audit Logs, we can see when an app registration secret or certificate is created or deleted.
However, there is no way to send these logs through to Azure Monitor so that we can set up alerts on these events.
Today I showed at NDC Oslo how to build a bot manually with C# and Blazor using the Azure OpenAI GPT services.
Then I showed how to do the same thing automatically with the new PVAs.
At the end I did a poll of the audience (about 300 people) – the Norwegians vote was about 80% saying they preferred the PVA solution.
Well done – the 1st impression is awesome ⭐
Keep the $ attainable please… it is the danger point for adoption.
Little UX suggestion… Regarding this “Tracing Mode” screen.
I reckon I would rename it to “Query Execution Plan” or maybe just “Execution Plan”
Then you keep the same name as you have in SQL Server:
Say you add user to a group… you should be able to see this change in the Azure AD Audit logs.
The Audit log details work great for users. For example, when you make a change to a user in AD and sync with Azure AD (using AAD Connect), you get great visibility of what was changed.
Sadly you can’t see who changed it.
When you make a change to a distribution group in AD (e.g. add a new member) and sync, there are no details at all
Suggestion: Please add the details of who changed what for both users and distribution groups in the Audit logs.
It would be awesome if we could see who added or configured a widget on an Application Insights dashboard.
When a widget has appeared on the page and you would like to speak to the person about the purpose of it, it would be nice to see an “Activity Log” or “Dashboard History” page.
