SmartConnector for Microsoft Azure Monitor Event Hub

Daniela Bonilla
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The Microsoft Azure Monitor Event Hub guide can be found here. 

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  • Hi,
    Anyone here already tried creating a custom .map file?
    I followed the config manual and tried multiple times, but even the most basic troubleshooting map file doesn't seem to make a difference. For example as a test putting the eventName/value in cs1 doesn't fill the field.
    The function log says the map file is processed correctly and 0 unprocessed events.
    Also just for troubleshooting removing all the map files leaves you with 0 events being sent, So the map files do work, but unable to modify like the guide says? 
     

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  • Hi,
    Anyone here already tried creating a custom .map file?
    I followed the config manual and tried multiple times, but even the most basic troubleshooting map file doesn't seem to make a difference. For example as a test putting the eventName/value in cs1 doesn't fill the field.
    The function log says the map file is processed correctly and 0 unprocessed events.
    Also just for troubleshooting removing all the map files leaves you with 0 events being sent, So the map files do work, but unable to modify like the guide says? 
     

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