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Okay, what have we learned in this lesson?

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Well the first takeaway I have for you is that,

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in my opinion, learning Kusto query language is not optional.

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First of all, on just about all of the associate and expert cert exams,

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you'll see some KQL code.

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Now you won't be writing code on any of the Azure exams,

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but you'll be asked to interpret code.

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I also submit to you that knowing KQL and how to monitor using KQL

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increases your value in your career as a Microsoft specialist.

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This is because KQL is used not only in Log Analytics,

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but within Azure Resource Manager itself,

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all of your Azure inventory is surfaced in what's called Resource Graph,

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and guess what's used to query Azure Resource Graph,

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a variant of KQL.

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Your application developers will want to use Application Insights.

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Guess what's used to query that?

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KQL.

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Your security team is going to be using Azure Sentinel.

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Guess what, you know all the rest.

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I also want to give a shout out to Workbooks.

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I submit they can greatly shorten your learning curve in terms of figuring

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out what are the most important metrics to watch for,

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not only Azure VMs, but also the other workloads that are supported in Insights,

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whether it's containers or networks or databases or whatnot.

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Now, what if your team needs to monitor Azure virtual networks,

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but they aren't yet strong on networking?

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First, I would say take heart.

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Microsoft Azure support receives the majority of their support tickets

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in the networking space because it's so complicated.

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Second, I would say,

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onboard your Azure virtual networks into the Azure

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Networking Insights solution in Azure Monitor.

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And third, I would say, you know me well enough,

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this is a lead,

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watch the next module study and it's called Troubleshooting Windows Server

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Hybrid Networking where we'll get deeper into the subject.

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Thank you for your participation.

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I look forward to seeing you then. Happy studying.