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Network Requirements

Network and firewall configuration required for Azure SRE Agent connectivity.


Required domains

Add the following domains to your firewall allowlist for both HTTP and WebSocket traffic:

DomainPurpose
*.azuresre.aiAgent portal, API, and real-time chat (WebSocket)
sre.azure.comAgent management portal
portal.azure.comAzure Portal (for Monitor → Logs and managed identity)
api.applicationinsights.ioApplication Insights query API
Zscaler and corporate proxies

Zscaler and some corporate proxies block *.azuresre.ai by default. If the portal doesn't load or the chat interface is unresponsive:

  1. Add *.azuresre.ai to your firewall allowlist
  2. Ensure WebSocket connections are not blocked by your proxy
  3. Try the portal in an incognito/private browser window to rule out extension conflicts

Authentication requirements

RequirementDetails
Azure accountActive Azure subscription
RBAC permissionsMicrosoft.Authorization/roleAssignments/write — requires Role Based Access Control Administrator or User Access Administrator
BrowserModern browser with JavaScript enabled

Resources created during agent provisioning

When you create an agent, the following resources are automatically provisioned in your resource group:

ResourcePurpose
Application InsightsAgent telemetry and action logging
Log Analytics workspaceBacking store for Application Insights
Managed IdentityAgent authentication for Azure resource access

Region availability

See Supported Regions for the list of Azure regions where SRE Agent is available.

ResourceDescription
Supported regions →Azure regions where SRE Agent is available
Data privacy →How SRE Agent handles your data
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