Supported logs for microsoft.kubernetes/connectedClusters
The following table lists the types of logs available for the microsoft.kubernetes/connectedClusters resource type.
For a list of supported metrics, see Supported metrics - microsoft.kubernetes/connectedClusters
| Category | Category display name | Log table | Supports basic log plan | Supports ingestion-time transformation | Example queries | Costs to export |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
cloud-controller-manager |
Kubernetes Cloud Controller Manager | No | No | Yes | ||
cluster-autoscaler |
Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler | No | No | Yes | ||
csi-aksarcdisk-controller |
csi-aksarcdisk-controller | No | No | Yes | ||
csi-aksarcnfs-controller |
csi-aksarcnfs-controller | No | No | Yes | ||
csi-aksarcsmb-controller |
csi-aksarcsmb-controller | No | No | Yes | ||
guard |
guard | No | No | Yes | ||
kube-apiserver |
Kubernetes API Server | No | No | Yes | ||
kube-audit |
Kubernetes Audit | No | No | Yes | ||
kube-audit-admin |
Kubernetes Audit Admin Logs | No | No | Yes | ||
kube-controller-manager |
Kubernetes Controller Manager | No | No | Yes | ||
kube-scheduler |
Kubernetes Scheduler | No | No | Yes |
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