Connectors
Azure SRE Agent has built-in access to Azure services and can be extended with connectors for external tools.
Full reference: sre.azure.com/docs/concepts/connectors
Built-in (no setup required)
These work out of the box through the agent's managed identity and Azure RBAC:
| Capability | What it provides |
|---|---|
| Application Insights | Query telemetry, traces, exceptions |
| Log Analytics | Query Log Analytics workspaces |
| Azure Monitor metrics | List and query metrics, analyze trends |
| Azure Resource Graph | Discover and query any Azure resource across subscriptions |
| ARM / Azure CLI | Read and modify any Azure resource type |
| AKS diagnostics | Run kubectl, diagnose Kubernetes issues |
Configurable connectors
| Connector | What it enables |
|---|---|
| GitHub / Azure DevOps | Source code exploration via Deep Context |
| Microsoft Teams | Post investigation updates, share thread links |
| Outlook | Send email notifications and reports |
| Kusto / ADX | Query Azure Data Explorer clusters |
| MCP servers | Connect any external API — PagerDuty, ServiceNow, Jira, Datadog, Slack, internal tools |
In this demo
The demo uses:
- Application Insights (built-in) — the agent queries this to detect the 503 spike
- Azure Resource Graph (built-in) — the agent discovers Container App resources
- GitHub (configured) — the agent traces failures back to source code
- ARM (built-in) — the agent can update environment variables on the Container App
MCP integrations
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets you connect the agent to any service with an API. Browse community-built skills in the Plugin Marketplace or build your own.