Azure Monitor Baseline Alerts
Deprecation Notice for AMBA Guidance
[!WARNING] The guidance for Azure Monitor Baseline Alerts (AMBA) provided here is specific to the classic version of the ALZ Bicep Accelerator, which has been deprecated. It is not integrated into the newer version of the ALZ-Bicep Accelerator, but integration is currently in on the roadmap for the near future.
In the meantime, if you prefer not to wait for this integration, you can deploy AMBA as a standalone deployment. This option may be optimal, particularly if you initially deployed the classic ALZ-Bicep framework using the PowerShell or Azure CLI scripts found in the module READMEs. Follow the guidance provided in the AMBA documentation for standalone deployment.
Pre-Requisites
Please ensure you have deployed the initial Accelerator and meet all prerequisites outlined in the AMBA prerequisites section for ALZ.
Integration Steps
Note: The following guidance assumes that no changes to the policies are needed or have already been applied. If you need to make changes to the policies, please refer to the AMBA documentation for guidance.
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The first integration step to perform is to clone AMBA to your local machine.
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Navigate to
patterns\alz
in the cloned AMBA repository and copy the following directories and files:policyAssignments
policyDefinitions
policySetDefinitions
templates
alzARM.json
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Paste the copied directories and files into a new directoy called
amba
within theconfig\custom-modules
directory of your ALZ-Bicep Accelerator repository. -
Navigate back to
patterns\alz
in the cloned AMBA repository and copy thealzARM.param.json
file. -
Paste the copied
alzARM.param.json
file into theconfig\custom-parameters
directory of your ALZ-Bicep Accelerator repository. -
Modify the
alzARM.param.json
file to incorporate your landing zone configuration. You can use the AMBA Parameter Configuration guidance as a reference point to understand how to configure the parameters. -
Next, go into
pipeline-scripts
and create a new script calledDeploy-AMBA.ps1
, which will be used to deploy the AMBA resources and called within your GitHub Actions Workflow or Azure Pipeline. -
Add the following code to the
Deploy-AMBA.ps1
script:param ( [Parameter()] [String]$Location = "$($env:LOCATION)", [Parameter()] [String]$TopLevelMGPrefix = "$($env:TOP_LEVEL_MG_PREFIX)", [Parameter()] [String]$TemplateURI = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Azure/azure-monitor-baseline-alerts/main/patterns/alz/alzArm.json", [Parameter()] [String]$TemplateParameterFile = "config\custom-parameters\alzArm.param.json", [Parameter()] [Boolean]$WhatIfEnabled = [System.Convert]::ToBoolean($($env:IS_PULL_REQUEST)) ) # Parameters necessary for deployment $inputObject = @{ DeploymentName = -join ('alz-AMBADeploy-{0}' -f (Get-Date -Format 'yyyyMMddTHHMMssffffZ'))[0..63] Location = $Location ManagementGroupId = $TopLevelMGPrefix TemplateURI = $TemplateURI TemplateParameterFile = $TemplateParameterFile WhatIf = $WhatIfEnabled Verbose = $true } New-AzManagementGroupDeployment @inputObject
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Next, navigate to either
.azuredevOps\pipelines
or.github\workflows
and open thealz-bicep-1-core.yml
file. -
Depending upon which CI/CD platform you are using, you will need to modify the
alz-bicep-1-core.yml
file to include the following step after the Management Group deployment:GitHub Action to Add (alz-bicep-1-core.yml)
- name: "AMBA Deployment" uses: azure/powershell@v1 with: inlineScript: | .\pipeline-scripts\Deploy-AMBA.ps1 azPSVersion: "latest"
Azure Pipeline Task to Add (alz-bicep-1-core.yml)
- task: AzurePowerShell@5 displayName: "AMBA Deployment" inputs: azureSubscription: ${{ variables.SERVICE_CONNECTION_NAME }} azurePowerShellVersion: "LatestVersion" pwsh: true ScriptType: "InlineScript" Inline: | .\pipeline-scripts\Deploy-AMBA.ps1
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Within the same
alz-bicep-1-core.yml
file, modify the path based triggers to include theconfig/custom-modules/amba/***
directory and theconfig/custom-parameters/amba.parameters.all.json
file. This will ensure that any changes to the AMBA resources will trigger a new build.Note: For Azure Pipelines, if you are using Azure Repos as your repository, you will need to edit the branch policy of the
main
branch to include the path based filters. -
Finally, commit the changes to your upstream repository, which will trigger a new build to deploy the AMBA resources.
Tip: If you have any issues with the deployment, please open an issue an issue within ALZ-Bicep
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