Analytic workspace manager update#
You don’t have to do it immediately, but you will see the notification in the Container Overview reminding you that you need to update the current Workspace with changes in the Latest Container Version. Any changes implemented in this new Container Version need to be synchronized with all other Workspaces before those can be turned into new Versions.
When another Workspace is turned into a Version, all other Workspaces will get a notification that the Latest Container Version has changed. It follows that there’s no actual versioning of Workspaces themselves. Work can be done in multiple Workspaces at the same time, as only once a Workspace is turned into a Version does it become part of the Google Tag Manager container. There will still remain just one main branch of Versions, so you won’t be able to publish your Workspaces into a completely separate branch, only merging them at some distant point in the future (if even then). From that moment on, it will live a separate life as a draft, and you can edit it, Preview it, and Debug it to your heart’s content without interference from other Workspaces. In essence, when a Workspace is created, a new Container Draft is separated from the latest GTM container version, and this becomes your new Workspace. With Workspaces, you’ll be working with multiple Container Drafts. Everybody working in GTM had to work on the same Container Draft, and when a Version was created and/or published, all changes were added to the Version at that moment, regardless of who worked on them or when. To help wrap your mind around the new feature, think of GTM of the past having just one Workspace. Subscribe to the Simmer newsletter to get the latest news and content from Simo Ahava into your email inbox! There’s lots of things here, so let’s just jump in. Syncing a Workspace with an updated Latest Container Version Creating a Version or publishing a Workspace
Switching between Workspaces, and Workspaces in Overview Managing (creating, saving, and deleting) a Workspace Update resource paths: After a workspace move, any Azure or external resources that point to the workspace must be reviewed and updated to point to the new resource target path.Table of Contents Table of Contents Alternatively, you can configure alerts manually in the target workspace. You can check if the scheduledQueryRules API is used for alerts in your workspace. Alerts in workspaces created after June 1, 2019, or in workspaces that were upgraded from the legacy Log Analytics Alert API to the scheduledQueryRules API can be exported in templates and deployed after the move. Re-create alerts: All alerts must be re-created because the permissions are based on the workspace resource ID, which changes during a workspace move or resource name change. Solutions might be unresponsive during the operation. It could take Azure Resource Manager a few hours to complete. This solution should be effective in most cases, although it's unsupported and undertaken at your own risk. If you've already moved the workspace, disable all active rules under Analytics and reenable them after five minutes. Please read: The last line below is what you are looking for Important Microsoft Sentinel customers Currently, after Microsoft Sentinel is deployed on a workspace, moving the workspace to another resource group or subscription isn't supported.
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