In Episode 260, Ben and Scott talk about how to get started with KQL, or Kusto Query Language across a number of Azure and Microsoft 365 services, including Azure Monitor, Azure Data Explorer, the Azure Resources Graph, and the Microsoft 365 audit log.

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• Intelligink – We focus on the Microsoft Cloud so you can focus on your business
  

Show Notes

• Kusto query overview
  
• How Azure AD Kerberos Works
  
• sliding_window_counts plugin
  
• join operator
  
• Quickstart: Run your first Resource Graph query using Azure Resource Graph Explorer
  
• Starter Resource Graph query samples
  
• Advanced Resource Graph query samples
  
• Write your first query with Kusto Query Language
  
• Search the audit log in the compliance center
  
• tobiasmcvey/kusto-queries
  

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