This does not work, the flow does not work. I have lots of VM backups in Azure and all this does is send me a email that says SKIPPED! - You must configure Diagnostic Settings in the Recovery Services vault and log to your workspace, this then needs to build up data over time and then it can report.
Thank you. I manage a small backup environment, just 14 VMs in Azure. I found it surprisingly difficult to find content that would help objectively, especially to understand the related costs.
The time range and aggregation type (for charts) are based on the user’s time range selection in the reports. For example, if the time range selection is last 60 days (translating to weekly aggregation type), and email frequency is daily, the recipient will receive an email every day with charts spanning data taken over the last 60-day period, with data aggregated at a weekly level.
This does not work, the flow does not work. I have lots of VM backups in Azure and all this does is send me a email that says SKIPPED! - You must configure Diagnostic Settings in the Recovery Services vault and log to your workspace, this then needs to build up data over time and then it can report.
Thank you. I manage a small backup environment, just 14 VMs in Azure. I found it surprisingly difficult to find content that would help objectively, especially to understand the related costs.
Where can I define time range, like at what time email should generate?
The time range and aggregation type (for charts) are based on the user’s time range selection in the reports. For example, if the time range selection is last 60 days (translating to weekly aggregation type), and email frequency is daily, the recipient will receive an email every day with charts spanning data taken over the last 60-day period, with data aggregated at a weekly level.
How to edit the schedule.??
Please refer below url
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/backup/backup-reports-email?tabs=portal
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