Uninstalling the Microsoft Azure App¶
Uninstalling the Azure app¶
To uninstall the Azure app from your Observe workspace, follow the instructions located at Apps page.
If you decide to remove the Observe collection module, remove Azure Application Insights from the portal first.
Remove the terraform-azure-collection module by running the following in the root directory:
terraform destroy
Note
You may encounter the following bug in the Azure provider during your removal of the app:
`Error: Deleting service principal with object ID “########-####-####-####-############”, got status 403
ServicePrincipalsClient.BaseClient.Delete(): unexpected status 403 with OData error: Authorization_RequestDenied: Insufficient privileges to complete the operation.`
If this happens, remove azuread_service_principal.observe_service_principal
from the terraform state and continue the destroy process.
terraform state rm azuread_service_principal.observe_service_principal
terraform destroy
Find the service_principal object name by using the
id
returned, for example, replace it with yourid
.
terraform state list -id=249783e5-bcfd-480b-b8e8-5f8aaa7452e8
2. Remove the object from the state. Make sure to wrap the object in single quotes, for example, and replace the name with that returned in the previous step.
terraform state rm 'module.collection["eastus"].azuread_service_principal.observe_service_principal'
3. Perform the terraform destroy function again.
terraform destroy
To uninstall the Observe Azure Integration using the Azure Resource Manager, follow these steps:
Using the Azure CLI, determine the Resource Group name for installed Observe deployment:
az deployment sub show --name observe --query ["properties.dependencies[].resourceGroup"]
This can also be optionally determined from Resource Groups
2. Delete the deployment at a subscription scope.
az deployment sub delete --name observe
3. Delete the Observe Resource Group for the installed Observe deployment and App Registration.
Note
Deleting the Observe Resource Group soft-deletes the Key Vault. To prevent any reinstallation errors, navigate to Key Vaults and purge the created Key Vault as shown here.
Manually Deleting the App’s Azure Resources¶
Deleting the Observe Resource Group and App Registration removes all resources created by Observe. Note that the Key Vault is soft deleted. To re-install - after deletion, you may need to navigate to Key Vaults and then click Manage deleted key vaults.
Figure 8 - Removing the Observe Resource Group
Figure 9 - Removing the Observe App Registration
Troubleshooting¶
Partial deletion of the Azure Resources can cause errors during re-installation. If you delete the collection and attempt to re-deploy after setting diagnostic settings, you will get an error similar to this:
{
"status": "Failed",
"error": {
"code": "DeploymentFailed",
"target": "/subscriptions/ff4e4328-8c45-41b1-8317-30ff09f25437/resourceGroups/observeResources-102434054203-eastus-5437/providers/Microsoft.Resources/deployments/services",
"message": "At least one resource deployment operation failed. Please list deployment operations for details. Please see https://aka.ms/arm-deployment-operations for usage details.",
"details": [
{
"code": "MessagingGatewayBadRequest",
"message": "SubCode=40000. PartitionCount can only be changed on a Dedicated Event Hub cluster or Premium namespace. TrackingId:6c46143c-a4cc-41f7-9e73-22e4b89018d5_G18, SystemTracker:eu1024340542035437.servicebus.windows.net:observeEventHub-102434054203-eastus-5437, Timestamp:2024-01-19T00:34:35"
}
]
}
}
The Observe Microsoft Azure installation creates an Eventhub and Eventhub Namespace, which are deleted on removal. If there are diagnostic settings referring to this Eventhub, they will cause it to be recreated with default partitioning and data retention levels, which then conflict with the fresh installation. To avoid this, delete diagnostic settings referring to Observe before removing the Observe Azure resources.