A logistics company runs application workloads in Azure across two regions: East US 2 and UK South. The compliance department mandates that all log data generated by resources in UK South must reside in the United Kingdom due to data sovereignty laws. The operations team needs to query these logs to monitor health, but engineers must only be allowed to view logs for the specific Azure resources they have permission to manage. You need to design a monitoring and log routing architecture that meets these requirements while minimizing administrative overhead for access control. Which solution should you recommend?
- Deploy a Log Analytics workspace in each region, and configure the workspaces to use resource-context access.Cevap
- BDeploy a single Log Analytics workspace in East US 2, and configure the workspace to use workspace-context access.
- CDeploy a Log Analytics workspace in each region, and assign individual engineer user accounts the Reader role on the workspaces.
- DDeploy a Log Analytics workspace in each region, and use an Azure Policy definition with a Deny effect to block resources that do not have diagnostic settings configured.
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Deploy a Log Analytics workspace in each region, and configure the workspaces to use resource-context access.
The configuration utilizing a Log Analytics workspace in each region combined with resource-context access meets all requirements. Regional workspaces keep UK South log data within the United Kingdom, adhering to data sovereignty regulations. Resource-context access (which uses the 'use resource permissions' setting) allows users to query logs of resources they manage without requiring workspace-level permissions, minimizing RBAC administrative overhead.
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Designing regional Log Analytics architectures and access modes to satisfy data residency, access isolation, and administrative efficiency.
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