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This guided project focuses on monitoring Azure using Service Health alerts, Activity Log alerts, and action groups.
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Azure Monitor provides several alert types that notify you about issues without requiring paid compute resources. Service Health alerts watch for platform-level incidents and planned maintenance. Activity Log alerts fire when management operations — like resource deletion — occur. Action groups define who gets notified and how.
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Azure Monitor provides several alert types that notify you about issues without requiring paid compute resources. Service Health alerts watch for platform-level incidents and planned maintenance. Activity Log alerts fire when management operations—like resource deletion—occur. Action groups define who gets notified and how.
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- Create a Service Health alert
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- Create an Activity Log alert
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In this exercise, you create an action group with email notification and send a test message to verify delivery. Action groups are the notification backbone for Azure alerts — you set them up once and reuse them across multiple alert rules.
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In this exercise, you create an action group with email notification and send a test message to verify delivery. Action groups are the notification backbone for Azure alerts—you set them up once and reuse them across multiple alert rules.
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This exercise includes the following tasks:
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> **Validation step:** Confirm the **ag-gp-ops-email** action group is created with email notification configured.
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> [!NOTE]
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> Each exercise includes validation steps like this one. Track your results as you go — you'll review them all in the validation unit at the end of this module.
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> Each exercise includes validation steps like this one. Track your results as you go—you'll review them all in the validation unit at the end of this module.
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## Task 3: Test the action group
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4. Make sure the **ops-team-email** notification is checked.
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5. Select **Test**.
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6. Wait for the test results to appear. Confirm the **Status** column shows **Success**.
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7. Check your email inbox for the test notification from Azure. Open the email and review its content — this is the same format you would receive during a real incident.
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7. Check your email inbox for the test notification from Azure. Open the email and review its content—this is the same format you would receive during a real incident.
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> [!NOTE]
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> **Validation step:** Confirm the test notification status shows **Success** and you received the email notification.
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