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Logs and metrics generated by Azure Services can be brought into ObserveNow seamlessly using one of 2 methods:
Agent Integration for Azure Metrics
For agent-side integration, you should have a VM or K8s Cluster running the OpsVerse ObserveNow Agent on it. The existing agent can be configured to pull metrics from Azure services into yout ObserveNow installation. 
To get started, create a new Azure App Registration using the following documentation.
The access for the exporter will depend on this App Registration, so ensure it has broad access to the Azure Resources you want to monitor
Once this is done, you can enable the Azure Metrics Exporter in the observenow-agent. For helm-based K8s agent installations, you can add the following into your values.yaml to enable the Azure Metrics Exporter:
YAML
azure-metrics-exporter:
  enabled: true
  env:
    DEBUG: "true"
    VERBOSE: "true"
    AZURE_CLIENT_ID: "<AZURE_CLIENT_ID>"
    AZURE_TENANT_ID: "<AZURE_TENANT_ID>"
    AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET: "<AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET>"

azure-metrics-exporter:
  enabled: true
  env:
    DEBUG: "true"
    VERBOSE: "true"
    AZURE_CLIENT_ID: "<AZURE_CLIENT_ID>"
    AZURE_TENANT_ID: "<AZURE_TENANT_ID>"
    AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET: "<AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET>"
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Re-run the helm install step to ensure the metrics exporter is up and running. You can now configure scrape jobs depending on the service you want to scrape. Instructions of jobs for Azure App Services, Azure SQL Server, Azure Cosmos DB are available, and can be used a sample for other services as well.
Server-side Integration for Azure Metrics/Logs
Docs coming soon.
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