Microsoft Graph API Integration

You can ship logs available from the Microsoft Graph APIs with Logzio-MSGraph. Logzio-MSGraph is a self-hosted application.

Logzio-MSGraph supports these APIs:

• Azure Active Directory audit logs
• Azure Active Directory sign-in logs

There are many other APIs available through Microsoft Graph. If you don't see your API in the list, please open an issue at GitHub to request it.

To integrate Microsoft Graph and Logz.io

1. Register a new app in Azure Active Directory

In the Azure portal, go to App registration and select New registration from the top menu.

Name your app and click Register.

2. Create a client secret

Choose Certificates & secrets from the side menu, and click on New client secret.

Add a Description. We recommend something specific, such as "secret for Logzio-MSGraph integration".

In the Expires list, choose Never.

Click Add.

Copy the value of the generated secret to your text editor. You'll need this later.

Note: You won't be able to retrieve the secret's value after you leave this page.

3. Set the app's permissions

Choose API permissions from the side menu, and click Add a permission.

Select Microsoft Graph > Application permissions.

Select these items:

• AuditLog.Read.All
• Directory.Read.All

Click Add permissions.

Click Grant admin consent for Default Directory, and then click Yes to confirm.

Note: Only Azure administrators can grant consent for Default Directory. If the Grant admin consent button is disabled, ask your Azure admin to update the setting for you.

4. Create a configuration file

Create a configuration yaml file (logzio-msgraph-config.yaml) for Logzio-MSGraph.

For a complete list of options, see the configuration parameters below.👇

senderParams:
  accountToken: "<<SHIPPING-TOKEN>>"
  listenerUrl: "<<LISTENER-HOST>>"

azureADClient:
  pullIntervalSeconds: 300
  tenantId: "<<AD_TENANT_ID>>"
  clientId: "<<APP_CLIENT_ID>>"
  clientSecret: "<<APP_CLIENT_SECRET>>"

logLevel: INFO

Parameters

Parameter	Description
senderParams.accountToken	Required. Replace <<SHIPPING-TOKEN>> with the token of the account you want to ship to.
senderParams.listenerUrl	Default: listener.logz.io Listener URL. Replace <<LISTENER-HOST>> with your region's listener host (for example, listener.logz.io). For more information on finding your account's region, see Account region.
senderParams.fromDisk	Default: true If true, logs are stored on disk until they're shipped (see If from-disk=true). If false, logs persist in memory until they're shipped (see If from-disk=false).
senderParams.senderDrainIntervals	Default: 30 How often the sender should drain the queue, in seconds.
azureADClient.tenantId	Required. Azure Active Directory tenant ID. You can find this in the Overview section of the app you registered in step 1.
azureADClient.clientId	Required. Application client ID. You can find this in the Overview section of the app you registered in step 1.
azureADClient.clientSecret	Required. The Application Client Secret you created in step 2.
azureADClient.pullIntervalSeconds	Default: 300 Time interval, in seconds, to pull the logs with the Graph API.
logLevel	Default: INFO Log level for Logizo-MSGraph to omit. Can be one of: OFF, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, TRACE, ALL.

If fromDisk=true

Parameter	Description
senderParams.fileSystemFullPercentThreshold	Default: 98 Threshold percentage of disk space at which to stop queueing. If this threshold is reached, all new logs are dropped until used space drops below the threshold. Set to -1 to ignore threshold.
senderParams.gcPersistedQueueFilesIntervalSeconds	Default: 30 Time interval, in seconds, to clean sent logs from the disk.
senderParams.diskSpaceCheckInterval	Default: 1000 Time interval, in milliseconds, to check for disk space.

If fromDisk=false

Parameter	Description
senderParams.inMemoryQueueCapacityInBytes	Default: 1024 * 1024 * 100 The amount of memory, in bytes, Logzio-MSGraph can use for the memory queue. Set to -1 for unlimited bytes.
senderParams.logsCountLimit	Default: -1 The number of logs in the memory queue before dropping new logs. Set to -1 to configure the sender to not limit the queue by logs count.

5. Download and run Logzio-MSGraph

You can launch Logzio-MSGraph in a Docker container or as a standalone Java app.

In a Docker container:

docker run -d -v $(pwd)/logzio-msgraph-config.yaml:/config.yaml logzio/logzio-msgraph

Or to run as a standalone Java app, download the latest jar from the release page and run:

java -jar logzio-msgraph.jar logzio-msgraph-config.yaml

Logs collected by this integration will have the type Microsoft-Graph

6. Check Logz.io for your logs

Give your logs some time to get from your system to ours, and then open Kibana.

If you still don't see your logs, see log shipping troubleshooting.