Azure Resource Graph sample queries for Impacted resources

This page is a collection of Azure Resource Graph sample queries for Azure Service Health Impacted resources.

Note

After each query, you should see the updated results within 5 minutes in general.

Overview

This page helps you monitor and understand the health of your Azure services and resources using Kusto Query Language (KQL) through Azure Resource Graph.

It includes sample queries specifically for Azure Service Health.

Impacted resource sample queries

Confirmed impacted resources

This query finds and returns a list of all impacted resources affected by service issues (outages) and Service Health events across all subscriptions you access.

ServiceHealthResources
| where type == "microsoft.resourcehealth/events/impactedresources"
| extend TrackingId = split(split(id, "/events/", 1)[0], "/impactedResources", 0)[0]
| extend p = parse_json(properties)
| project subscriptionId, TrackingId, resourceName= p.resourceName, resourceGroup=p.resourceGroup, resourceType=p.targetResourceType, details = p, id

az graph query -q "ServiceHealthResources | where type == 'microsoft.resourcehealth/events/impactedresources' | extend TrackingId = split(split(id, '/events/', 1)[0], '/impactedResources', 0)[0] | extend p = parse_json(properties) | project subscriptionId, TrackingId, resourceName= p.resourceName, resourceGroup=p.resourceGroup, resourceType=p.targetResourceType, details = p, id"

Confirmed impacted resources with more details

This query retrieves all resources affected by Service Health issues (such as outages) across all the subscriptions you have access to. It also includes extra details from the resources table.

servicehealthresources
| where type == "microsoft.resourcehealth/events/impactedresources"
| extend TrackingId = split(split(id, "/events/", 1)[0], "/impactedResources", 0)[0]
| extend p = parse_json(properties)
| project subscriptionId, TrackingId, targetResourceId= tostring(p.targetResourceId), details = p
| join kind=inner (
    resources
    )
    on $left.targetResourceId == $right.id

az graph query -q "ServiceHealthResources | where type == 'microsoft.resourcehealth/events/impactedresources' | extend TrackingId = split(split(id, '/events/', 1)[0], '/impactedResources', 0)[0] | extend p =  parse_json(properties) | project subscriptionId, TrackingId, targetResourceId = tostring(p.targetResourceId), details = p | join kind=inner (resources) on $left.targetResourceId == $right.id"

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