Harish Bannai, Senior Azure Cloud Engineer
Jonathan Wang, Customer Engineer II
Some Azure services have adjustable quota limits. Monitoring these quota limits is critical for keeping mission-critical applications and services up and running. In this blog, we walk through the steps to use a custom script that monitors quotas for Azure services creates a support ticket leveraging the Azure Support REST API.
Step 1: Configure authentication for your app
Configure your app to use the Microsoft Identity Platform (Azure AD) as the authentication provider. You can register the application using the Azure portal or Azure CLI.
Register your app with the Azure portal
- Follow these steps to register your app in the Azure portal.
- In Azure Active Directory click App registration, click on the application you’re registering to display its properties. You will see something like this:
- Make a note of the Object ID and Directory (tenant) ID values.
Register your app using Azure CLI
To register your app using Azure CLI, run the following command to obtain the Object ID and Directory (tenant) ID values:
get-azureadapplication -objectId
Step 2: Register the resource provider (RP)
Register the Azure resource provider (RP) for the service of the quotas you want to monitor. For example, if the RP is Microsoft.Compute, you register it as follows:
Register-AzResourceProvider -ProviderNamespace Microsoft.Compute
You will get this result:
ProviderNamespace : Microsoft.Compute
RegistrationState : Registered
ResourceTypes : {availabilitySets, virtualMachines,
virtualMachines/extensions,
virtualMachineScaleSets…}
Locations : {East US, East US 2, West US, Central US…}
Step 3: Monitor your quotas programmatically
Use this script to monitor and create a support case. Pass the values for Subscription ID, Object ID, and Directory (tenant) ID obtained in the previous steps to the GetAzLimit.ps1 script to monitor quotas and auto-create the support case.
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