A GUID. Brackets (and only brackets) before and/or after are ignored. e.g. {12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789abc}, {12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789abc, 12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789abc} and 12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789abc are valid. Non empty string with no commas allowed A comma separated list of channels and sinks to which data needs to be sent. The interval between scheduled transfers for this data, rounded up to the nearest minute. The minimum log severity to transfer. The provider guid or class name for event source The keyword to filter by The minimum log severity to transfer. The name of the container where the content of the directory is to be transferred. The percentage of directory quota used by crashdumps The type of crashdump The blob container to store the crashdumps The id of the ETW event that is to be collected The name of the table in which the event data will be stored. If this attribute is not defined the table's name is 'Event'+'MD5 of the provider'+EventId#. The name of the table in which the event data will be stored. If this attribute is not defined the table's name is 'Default'+'MD5 of the provider'+EventId#. The id of the ETW event that is to be collected The name of the table in which the event data will be stored. If this attribute is not defined the table's name is 'Event'+'MD5 of the provider'+EventId#. The name of the table in which the event data will be stored. If this attribute is not defined the table's name is 'Default'+'MD5 of the provider'+EventId#. ETW collection by event source ETW collection by manifest The name of the process to to monitor for crashes. The crashdump to collect The absolute path to the directory to monitor. If true, then environment variables in the path will be expanded. The path relative to the local resource to monitor. The local resource that contains the directory to monitor. The absolute path to the directory to monitor. The path relative to a local resource to monitor. The directory of log files to monitor. The IIS log directory. The failed request log directory. Additional log directories. The display name for the performance counter. The locale for the performance counter display name. The display name and locale for the performance counter The path to the performance counter to collect. The rate at which the performance counter should be sampled. The unit for the performance counter for display purposes. The performance counter to collect. The docker sources to collect. The path to the performance counter to collect. The rate at which the performance counter should be sampled. An XPath expression specifying the logs to collect. The event log to monitor. The provider's GUID Should be used by the portal only. Creates 2 new counters tables. Configures the logs generated by the underlying diagnostics infrastructure. The diagnostic infrastructure logs are useful for troubleshooting the diagnostics system itself. Describes the configuration of a directory to which file-based logs are written. Configures performance counter collection. Configures collection based on apps being run on docker containers. Configures Windows event log collection. Configures ETW event collection. Configures crashdump collection. Configures generic diagnostics event trace listener. The total amount of file system storage allocated for all logging buffers. Force the Monitoring Agent to use the specified IE proxy server if specified. Specifies the expected log volume. The name of storage account to store the diagnostics data The storage endpoint The name of storage account to store the diagnostics data Actual storage account key The storage endpoint Shared access signature token