Azure Logic Apps
An Azure service that automates the access and use of data across clouds without writing code.
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Actually I created logic app work flow and I created microsoft defender so my aim is when ever trigger the logic app and we created work item as well but it run's successfully but i;m not able to saw the alearts in dev portal in azure boards
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Actually I created logic app work flow and I created microsoft defender so my aim is when ever trigger the logic app and we created work item as well but it run's successfully but i;m not able to saw the alearts in dev portal in azure boards
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Emad Adel 6 Reputation points2024-11-08T08:27:24.2966667+00:00 It seems you've successfully created a Logic App to trigger work item creation in Azure DevOps, but the expected alerts aren't appearing in the Dev Portal. Let's delve into potential reasons and solutions.
Potential Causes and Solutions:
Incorrect Alert Configuration:
- Verify Alert Rules: Ensure that your alert rules in Azure Monitor are correctly configured to trigger the Logic App. Double-check the conditions, severity, and action groups.
- Check Action Group: Confirm that the action group associated with the alert rule is configured to invoke your Logic App.
- Test Alert: Manually trigger the alert to verify if the Logic App is executed as expected.
- **Review Workflow Steps:** Carefully examine each step in your Logic App workflow to identify any potential errors or misconfigurations. - **Check Connection Details:** Verify that the connection to Azure DevOps is established correctly and has the necessary permissions. - **Test Work Item Creation:** Manually trigger the Logic App to create a work item and observe the behavior. **Azure DevOps Configuration:** - **Verify Work Item Type:** Ensure that the work item type created by the Logic App is visible in the Dev Portal. - **Check Query Filters:** If you're using filters to view work items, ensure that they don't exclude the newly created items. - **Review Notification Settings:** Verify that your user account has the necessary permissions to receive notifications for the work item type.
- Check Action Group: Confirm that the action group associated with the alert rule is configured to invoke your Logic App.
Azure Monitor Alert Rules:
- Review Alert Logic: Double-check the logic and criteria used to trigger the alerts.
- Adjust Sensitivity: If necessary, adjust the alert sensitivity to capture more or fewer incidents.
- Optimize Alert Frequency: Consider optimizing the alert frequency to avoid overwhelming your team with notifications.
- Verify Alert Rules: Ensure that your alert rules in Azure Monitor are correctly configured to trigger the Logic App. Double-check the conditions, severity, and action groups.
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