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You can use the environment you create in the tutorial to test various aspects of hybrid identity scenarios and will be a prerequisite for some of the tutorials. If you already have an existing Active Directory environment you can use that as a substitute. This information is provided for individuals who my be starting from nothing.
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You can use the environment you create in the tutorial to test various aspects of hybrid identity scenarios and will be a prerequisite for some of the tutorials. If you already have an existing Active Directory environment you can use that as a substitute. This information is provided for individuals who may be starting from nothing.
| Enable | boolean | Specifies whether logging of this API is enabled. |
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| Destination | Azure Application Insights logger | Specifies Azure Application Insights logger to be used. |
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| Sampling (%) | decimal | Values from 0 to 100 (percent). <br/> Specifies the percentage of requests that will be logged to Application Insights. 0% sampling means zero requests logged, while 100% sampling means all requests logged. <br/> Use this setting to reduce effect on performance when logging requests to Application Insights. See [Performance implications and log sampling](#performance-implications-and-log-sampling). |
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| Always log errors | boolean | If this setting is selected, all failures will be logged to Application Insights, regardless of the **Sampling** setting.
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| Log client IP address || If this setting is selected, the client IP address for API requests will be logged to Application Insights. |
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| Verbosity || Specifies the verbosity level. Only custom traces with higher severity level will be logged. Default: Information. |
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| Correlation protocol || Select protocol used to correlate telemetry sent by multiple components. Default: Legacy <br/>For information, see [Telemetry correlation in Application Insights](../azure-monitor/app/correlation.md). |
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| Basic Options: Headers to log | list | Specifies the headers that will be logged to Application Insights for requests and responses. Default: no headers are logged. |
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| Basic Options: Number of payload bytes to log | integer | Specifies how many first bytes of the body are logged to Application Insights for requests and responses. Default: 0. |
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| Advanced Options: Frontend Request || Specifies whether and how *frontend requests* will be logged to Application Insights. *Frontend request* is a request incoming to the Azure API Management service. |
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| Advanced Options: Frontend Response || Specifies whether and how *frontend responses* will be logged to Application Insights. *Frontend response* is a response outgoing from the Azure API Management service. |
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| Advanced Options: Backend Request || Specifies whether and how *backend requests* will be logged to Application Insights. *Backend request* is a request outgoing from the Azure API Management service. |
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| Advanced Options: Backend Response || Specifies whether and how *backend responses* will be logged to Application Insights. *Backend response* is a response incoming to the Azure API Management service. |
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## Loggers for a single API or all APIs
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> You can specify loggers on different levels:
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> Specifying *both*:
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> - By default, the single API logger (more granular level) will override the one for all APIs.
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> - If the loggers configured at the two levels are different, and you need both loggers to receive telemetry (multiplexing), please contact Microsoft Support.
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You can specify loggers on different levels:
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+ Single API logger
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- By default, the single API logger (more granular level) will override the one for all APIs.
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- If the loggers configured at the two levels are different, and you need both loggers to receive telemetry (multiplexing), please contact Microsoft Support.
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## What data is added to Application Insights
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+ Learn more about [Azure Application Insights](/azure/application-insights/).
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+ Consider [logging with Azure Event Hubs](api-management-howto-log-event-hubs.md).
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+-Learn about visualizing data from Application Insights using [Azure Managed Grafana](visualize-using-managed-grafana-dashboard.md)
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+ Learn about visualizing data from Application Insights using [Azure Managed Grafana](visualize-using-managed-grafana-dashboard.md)
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