Use the Configuration resilience dashboard to:
- Monitor configuration changes across the tenant and identify unexpected changes.
- Deploy changes to your tenant to remediate or align your configurations.
Navigating Configuration resilience dashboard
Use the Configuration changes widget to detected configuration changes and identify areas that may need your attention.
Review detected changes by scope
By default, the Configuration changes widget groups detected configuration changes by scope.
On the left, the widget displays:
- The total number of changes detected during the selected period.
- The changes detected for each scope, sorted from the highest to the lowest number.
On the right, a heatmap shows activity for each scope. Use the legend to distinguish between:
- Detected changes.
- No detected changes.
- Not checked in this period.
Click on each scope row to open the related Change history panel, or select “View in Monitoring” to open the Monitoring page for a more thorough investigation of each configuration's current state and to review a history of past changes.
Filter by time range
Use the time range dropdown in the upper-right corner of the widget to switch between:
- Last 24 hours
- Last 7 days
The heatmap columns update to reflect the selected range. “Last 24 hours” is displayed by default.
Filter categories and workloads
Use the view-by dropdown in the upper-right corner of the widget to focus on the view the configurations that matter to you by filtering:
- By category
- By workload
The scope list updates to show the scopes belonging to your selection. For example, you can filter “By workload” and then select Exchange Online to focus on that workload.
To return to the full list, select “All scopes”, which is displayed by default.
Deploy changes to your tenant
After identifying a configuration change that requires correction, verify that your tenant is ready for deployment through the Target Tenant widget, and select the remediation workflow that matches the required action:
- Baseline alignment: select a baseline, review the Alignment score, and select “Compare” to begin your remediation actions.
- Restore configurations: select a scope and backup timestamp, and select “Compare” to review and restore configurations as needed.
- Tenant alignment: select a reference tenant and a scope, and select “Compare” to begin your alignment actions.