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Use the Azure Activity Log to find a correlation ID for a Microsoft Discovery control-plane operation.
Summary
The Azure Resource Manager Activity Log records resource modifications. Events that share a correlation ID belong to the same broader action. This guide shows you how to retrieve that ID for troubleshooting or a support request. For field definitions, see Activity Log schema.
Don't assume that an Activity Log correlationId is interchangeable with an application API response-header ID or a CorrelationId in Discovery application logs. For application request tracing, see Query workspace logs.
Prerequisites
- Reader access (or equivalent activity-log read permission) on the resource group in the Azure portal.
Get operation correlation ID
Sign in to the Azure portal.
Go to the resource group in the Azure portal. Select Activity log from the left menu.
On Activity log, apply filters to narrow down the results. For example, filter by operation type, resource type, or date/time range to show activities for a specific resource. By default, the Activity Log shows all activities for the resource group. Select the timespan as appropriate.
Select an activity log entry to view its details.
Select the JSON view and locate the
correlationIdfield in the activity log entry.
Use the Find feature in your browser to quickly search for the correlation ID. Note this correlation ID for your support request submission.
Next steps
- File a support request with the correlation ID to help troubleshoot your issue. For more information, see How to create an Azure support request.