Automate Problem Solving with PowerShell, Azure Automation, and OMS
summary
Configures OMS alerts to call Azure Automation runbooks via webhooks, parsing incoming JSON and extracting a malicious IP to create a network security group rule so inbound traffic is blocked; demo environment sometimes fails but the runbook successfully creates the NSG rule when valid data arrives and verbose logs record each step. Uses test JSON payloads, recommends hybrid workers for faster execution, and reports that DSC runbooks can deploy replacement VMs automatically to remediate faulty services.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40OMS Workspace
- 1:47Custom Alerts
- 2:47Generalized Query
- 5:03Build Alerts
- 7:18Runbook
- 7:56JSON
- 8:58Run Book
- 11:55Testing
- 18:21Webhooks
- 21:15Webhook Data
- 25:52Credentials
- 32:12Questions
- 35:02Azure Automation Questions
- 40:02PowerShell 5 Encryption
- 41:36General Recommendation
- 43:50Patch Management
- 44:56Pricing
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