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I've got a project in VS 2017 v15.4.0 Preview 3 and a while back I published the Web service to Azure with Application Insights enabled. I've since removed the web service and its associated AI resource from the Azure Portal, however now Visual Studio is reporting the following error:
The account does not have permission to access the Application Insights resource '<resourcename>'. Please select an account that has access to the reseource:
I can dismiss it but it continues to pop up about once or twice a day. Where do I unconfigure this?
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Your Application Insights resource collects, analyzes and displays the telemetry data sent from your application. Other types of Azure resources include web apps, databases, and VMs. To see your resources, open the Azure portal, sign in, and click All Resources.
You can control who has read and update access to your data in Azure Application Insights, by using Azure role-based access control (Azure RBAC). Assign access to users in the resource group or subscription to which your application resource belongs - not in the resource itself. Assign the Application Insights component contributor role.
I did see the same problem discussed here but with no resolution. Since webtests are an Azure resources themselves. So in order to gain access you will need contributor level access at the ResourceGroup under which your AI resource exists. Hope this helps.
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OK, it turned out to be hidden away in the Application Insights Search page. Here's how to configure it to point to the correct AI resource:
Show the Application Insights Toolbar by selecting it from View > Toolbars > Application Insights:
This highlights the issue. You need to remove the following two lines from your .csproj file (Right-click project, Edit .csproj):
<ApplicationInsightsResourceId>/subscriptions/[SUBSCRIPTION_ID]/resourcegroups/[RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME]/providers/microsoft.insights/components/[RESOURCE_NAME]</ApplicationInsightsResourceId>
<ApplicationInsightsAnnotationResourceId>/subscriptions/[SUBSCRIPTION_ID]/resourcegroups/[RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME]/providers/microsoft.insights/components/[RESOURCE_NAME]</ApplicationInsightsAnnotationResourceId>
Save the file and right-click the project again, and you should see Configure Application Insights... again. Click this and reconfigure for the new (or existing) AI Resource.
I also had to use the AI toolbar button to select Configure Application Insights:
Then configure the resource settings:
Alternatively, if you want to remove Insights from the project altogether, see this answer.
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