What you'll need

  • A Microsoft Entra (Azure AD) tenant
  • A Log Analytics workspace already collecting your application/infrastructure logs
  • An Entra app registration with a client secret and read access to the workspace

Set it up

1

Register an Entra application

Azure portal → Microsoft Entra IDApp registrationsNew registration. Name it something like Parumox Connector, choose single tenant, leave the redirect URI blank. Copy the Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant) ID from the Overview blade.

2

Generate a client secret

Same app → Certificates & secretsNew client secret. Pick an expiry that matches your secret-rotation policy. Copy the secret VALUE (not the ID) immediately — Azure will never show it again.

3

Grant the app access to your workspace

Open the Log Analytics workspace → Access control (IAM)Add role assignment. Assign Log Analytics Reader (or Monitoring Reader for broader access) to the Entra app you created in step 1.

4

Find your workspace ID

Workspace → Overview → copy the Workspace ID GUID under Essentials. This is not the resource ID and not the workspace name.

Permissions required

The connector only ever queries — it never writes. The minimum required permission is Microsoft.OperationalInsights/workspaces/query/read, which the Log Analytics Reader built-in role provides.

Paste into Parumox

Open the Portal → Connectors → Add Connector → choose Azure Monitor and fill in:

  • Workspace ID — GUID from step 4
  • Tenant ID — directory tenant ID from step 1
  • Client ID — application client ID from step 1
  • Client Secret — secret value from step 2

Save. The connector runs a lightweight print now() KQL query against the workspace as a health check; you'll see the connector flip to Healthy within a few seconds.

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