Last year, https://www.ansible.com/blog/migrate-to-azure-monitor-agent-on-azure-arc-using-red-hat-ansible-automation-platform how to use Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform to migrate Azure Arc-enabled servers from Azure Log Analytics Agents (MMA/OMS) to Azure Monitor Agent (AMA). Since my previous article, all of these extensions have been added to the https://github.com/ansible-content-lab/azure.infrastructure_config_demos collection that contains a role for managing Arc-enabled server VM extensions with Ansible.

This blog is applicable to both self-managed Ansible Automation Platform and Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform on Microsoft Azure.

Fill out the following fields: Name: Content Lab - Enable Arc Extension Job Type: Run Inventory: localhost Project: Content Lab - Azure Infrastructure Configuration Collection Playbook: playbook_enable_arc_extension.yml Credentials: Variables: --- resource_group: region: arc_hosts: extension: microsoft_defender

After following the steps in this post, you have created a job template that can enable Azure Arc extensions on your fleet of Arc-enabled Linux servers.

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