Azure Monitor Log Analytics Batch API to be Retired March 31, 2028
Azure is retiring the batch API in Log Analytics on March 31, 2028, to comply with its versioning policy. After this date, queries using the batch API will cease to function, potentially disrupting services. Users are advised to migrate to the standard request API and format for Azure Monitor Log Analytics data access before the retirement date.
- →Retirement of Log Analytics Batch API
- →Migration Guidance for Users
Deprecations (2) ›
- Retirement of Log Analytics Batch API
The batch API in Azure Monitor Log Analytics will be retired on March 31, 2028. Queries using this API will stop working after this date. This action aligns with Azure’s Versioning Policy.
- Migration Guidance for Users
To prevent service disruptions, users must migrate to the standard request API and format for Azure Monitor Log Analytics data access by March 31, 2028. This involves splitting batch queries into single queries and adhering to the alternative request and response API formats. Review usage via Azure Monitor Query client SDKs and consult documentation for further assistance.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/?id=486080
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