How do I grant my users access to logic apps monitoring?
Give the people who own your Logic Apps self-service monitoring. With a Role-based Monitor View, they see the state of their Logic Apps, receive alerts, and act on problems without Azure Portal access.
- ✅ Delegate monitoring of selected Logic Apps per Role
- ✅ No Azure Portal access needed for operators and business Users
- ✅ New Logic Apps appear automatically through auto-discovery
- ✅ Alerts on state changes through Alarm Plugins
This guide shows how to configure Nodinite to use monitoring data from your Azure Logic Apps (see Monitoring Logic Apps) and let responsible users gain role-based access using a Monitor View.
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This guide assumes you have already installed the agent (Install) and that you have Logic Apps deployed within at least 1 Azure subscription (Configuration - Subscription).
Example #1: Hello Logic Apps
This simple step-by-step guide shows how to provide self-service monitoring for your users, so they can work with Azure Logic Apps alerts and Monitor View data. It points to shared pages and illustrates how to get started; in a real-world scenario, you may need to change most names to reflect your reality.
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You must be assigned the Administrators Role to perform the steps below.
Step 1: Create a Monitor View
First, follow the steps in the generic instructions on how to Add or manage Monitor View.
- Create and name the Monitor View
- Assign user rights via Roles
- Select the Monitoring Agent Configuration that corresponds to your Azure Logic Apps Logging and Monitoring agent (Overview)
- Save the Monitor View (!)
- Click the 'Show' button
Your Logic Apps eventually list as Resources in the Monitor View that you just created.
List of Logic Apps in a Monitor View.
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The agent automatically discovers additional Logic Apps that you deploy and, depending on your filters in the Monitor View, adds them to the list.
Step 2: Manage your Logic Apps
Learn how to enable, disable, and get details on the Managing Logic Apps page. The Remote Actions available per state are listed on the Monitoring Logic Apps page.
Step 3: Propagate Alerts
Optionally, push alerts outside Nodinite whenever there's a state change in one or more Logic Apps. Learn how to distribute alerts on the 'Alarm Plugins' page.
How do I grant my users access to Logic Apps Logging?
The User access to logic apps logging guide details this topic.
Next Steps
- Articles - Operator instructions (knowledgebase).
- Repository Model - Documentation with Custom Metadata for more informational alerts.
- User access to logic apps logging