Question
You have an on-premises server named Server1 that runs Windows Server and has internet connectivity.
You have an Azure subscription.
You need to monitor Server1 by using Azure Monitor.
Which resources should you create in the subscription, and what should you install on Server1? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
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Explanation
In the subscription, create: A Log Analytics workspace — Azure Monitor stores and queries machine telemetry (performance counters, events, syslog) in a Log Analytics workspace, so a workspace is the prerequisite resource that must exist before Server1 can be onboarded and its data ingested for alerts, workbooks, and KQL queries. An Azure Files storage account is only file-share storage and has no role in Azure Monitor ingestion, and the Azure SQL database or Azure Blob Storage account choices are wrong because Azure Monitor does not send agent log data into a SQL database or a blob container as its collection target.
On Server1, install: The Azure Monitor agent — for an on-premises Windows Server, the machine is onboarded through Azure Arc and the Azure Monitor agent (AMA) is deployed as the extension that collects the data defined by a data collection rule and forwards it to the Log Analytics workspace over the server's internet connection. The Analytics gateway (Log Analytics gateway) is only a proxy for machines with no direct internet access, which Server1 already has, and the Device Health Attestation server role is an unrelated health-attestation service that collects nothing for Azure Monitor.
