Site24x7 access in Azure environment

What is the level of access Site24x7 has over my Azure environment?

Site24x7 Azure monitoring is done using the OpenID Connect Authentication, an approved workflow by Microsoft. The Azure resources are discovered and monitored using the global application, Site24x7 App, that is maintained in Site24x7's Microsoft account. 

Log in using your Microsoft credentials that has access to the Active Directory tenant and Owner role for the subscription that needs to be monitored.


You can create a custom app in the Microsoft Azure portal and assign the necessary permissions to the custom app to enable Site24x7 to discover and monitor your Azure resources. Learn more.


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