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AZ-900Chapter 117 of 138Objective 3.3

Azure Log Analytics and Workspaces

This chapter covers Azure Log Analytics. AZ-900 tests under 3.3.

6 min read
Intermediate
Updated Aug 20, 2026
Editorial oversight: Johnson Ajibi· Security Systems Architect · MSc IT Security · IEEE Senior Member

A simple way to picture Azure Log Analytics and Workspaces

Logs Database

Logs from various services are useful only if searchable. Log Analytics collects and indexes logs from Azure resources, making them searchable and analyzable.

How It Actually Works

Log Analytics collects logs and metrics from Azure resources into a searchable database. Queries analyze logs for insights, troubleshooting, and monitoring.

Walk-Through

1

Create a workspace

A Log Analytics workspace is created.

2

Connect sources

Resources send logs to the workspace.

3

Query

Queries analyze logs for insights.

What This Looks Like on the Job

Logs from all VMs flow to Log Analytics; queries identify errors or performance issues across the fleet.

How AZ-900 Actually Tests This

Objective 3.3 expects understanding of Log Analytics for monitoring and analysis.

Key Takeaways

Collects logs from resources.

Enables log search and analysis.

Foundation for monitoring and troubleshooting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Azure Log Analytics?

It collects and indexes logs from Azure resources into a searchable database, enabling analysis for monitoring and troubleshooting.

Terms Worth Knowing

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