Azure Operations Copilot for Microsoft TeamsOverviewAzure administrators currently use multiple Azure services and portal pages to monitor resources, investigate alerts, check application performance, review security issues, and understand cloud costs.This proposal is for an Azure Operations Copilot for Microsoft Teams that brings these operations into one conversational experience.The goal is not to replace the Azure portal. Instead, Teams would become a convenient starting point for investigating Azure issues.An engineer could receive an alert in Teams and immediately ask questions about it without having to open several different Azure tools.The ProblemWhen an incident happens, engineers often need to move between different Azure services to understand what is going on.For example, an alert might come from Azure Monitor, but investigating it may require checking:Log Analytics for logsApplication Insights for application errors and dependenciesAzure Resource Graph for resource inform...
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