[CoE Starter Kit - Suggestion] AUDIT LOGS USED 80% ! Your flow is consuming too much data about coe-starter-kit

[Jenefer-Monroe]

You'll need to also change this or you will miss every other hour of telemetry. Which will likely get you back to your 80 unfortunately.

We do have a potential solution in the worked to help here thanks to a new connector but cannot promise anything yet.

[ClaudioRWS]

Thanks for your help @Jenefer-Monroe , I've already made the change,

As it is a simple solution, there is no problem waiting as long as necessary.

[petepuu]

@ClaudioRWS Interested to know will that change have an effect as the limit is related to data read from / write to flow history. I assume that means how much flow processed data totally by each action i.e. what we can see in flow instance in flow run history in actions all JSON data etc. Probably that does not affect the amount of data flow processes as it still need to handle same amount of Audit Log content slots and events. Small benefit comes from the local flow variable and environment variable related actions.

Would be great to see what is the current content consumption per flow but I guess that info is not surfaced anywhere. Do you still have that warning message active there?

The following table describes the content throughput limits, which refer to the amount of data that's read from or written to the run history of the cloud flow.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/limits-and-config#content-throughput-limits

[Jenefer-Monroe]

I don't think this limit is about the number of runs but the amount of data process operations.

The new solution is a new API Purview Audit Search Graph API which allows us to filter to just Power Apps from the backend. So we wont need to be loading and filtering out every Excel boot and dataverse operation anymore. Which will substantially decrease the amount of data processing done in the flow.

We are waiting for it to GA before we ship with it as an option so hopefully this summer!

[petepuu]

@Jenefer-Monroe yes action (Power Platform requests) related limit notifications are a bit different.

Hopefully Audit Log Graph API will be GA in June 🙂
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?featureid=117587

Seems that we have this now in roadmap also for GCC and DoD tenants
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?featureid=167531

[ClaudioRWS]

@ClaudioRWSInteressado em saber se essa mudança terá efeito, pois o limite está relacionado à leitura/gravação de dados no histórico de fluxo. Presumo que isso signifique quanto fluxo de dados processou totalmente por cada ação, ou seja, o que podemos ver na instância de fluxo no histórico de execução de fluxo em ações, todos os dados JSON, etc. Provavelmente isso não afeta a quantidade de processos de fluxo de dados, pois ainda precisa lidar com os mesmos quantidade de slots e eventos de conteúdo do log de auditoria. Um pequeno benefício vem da variável de fluxo local e das ações relacionadas à variável de ambiente.

Seria ótimo ver qual é o consumo atual de conteúdo por fluxo, mas acho que essa informação não aparece em lugar nenhum. Você ainda tem aquela mensagem de aviso ativa aí?

A tabela a seguir descreve os limites de produção de conteúdo, que se referem à quantidade de dados lidos ou gravados no histórico de execução do fluxo de nuvem.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/limits-and-config#content-throughput-limits

@ClaudioRWS Interested to know will that change have an effect as the limit is related to data read from / write to flow history. I assume that means how much flow processed data totally by each action i.e. what we can see in flow instance in flow run history in actions all JSON data etc. Probably that does not affect the amount of data flow processes as it still need to handle same amount of Audit Log content slots and events. Small benefit comes from the local flow variable and environment variable related actions.

Would be great to see what is the current content consumption per flow but I guess that info is not surfaced anywhere. Do you still have that warning message active there?

The following table describes the content throughput limits, which refer to the amount of data that's read from or written to the run history of the cloud flow.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/limits-and-config#content-throughput-limits

@petepuu and @Jenefer-Monroe Hello!!!!!
tks, problem solved!

Yes, the solution worked, I no longer received the message

Even though it was a flow with many executions throughout the day, it solved the problem