The portal is having issues getting an authentication token. The experience rendered may be degraded

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Error Message:

The portal is having issues getting an authentication token. The experience rendered may be degraded.

Additional information from the call to get a token:
Extension: Microsoft_Azure_Monitoring
Resource: loganalyticsapi
Details: The extension 'Microsoft_Azure_Monitoring' has not defined the resource access 
for resource 'loganalyticsapi' in the extension's configuration, or in the portal's configuration.

When I create the resource in Azure, the access is not showing in the IAM of that resource and also getting authentication issue.

I'm the owner of my subscription.

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I'm getting the same issue - no role assignments after any resource creation in Azure Portal.

I'm the Owner of My Azure Free Subscription.

Could anyone help me!

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Brian Hauger On BEST ANSWER

Even though the notification correlates with the timing of the resources you were creating, it does not necessarily imply that any issues you see are directly caused by what the notification is saying. Correlation doesn't imply causation. Essentially, if you don't see any issues with the result of the operation you are performing (besides that authentication notification showing up), then what that notification is describing isn't actually causing an issue for that case. The service health section in the portal confirms that it wasn't a technical issue (See the last update for the service health issue).

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If you are having issues with creating secrets in a Key Vault these are the steps you can follow:

  1. Determine what permission model your key vault is using by clicking on the Access configuration menu item and looking at the Permission model section.

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  2. If you are using the Azure role-based access control permission model, you can give yourself one of the required RBAC roles mentioned in these instructions that is suitable for what you want to do. This is the default selection and by default you won't have access to keys, secrets, or certificates until you assign yourself one of the specific key vault RBAC roles. If you are using the vault access policy, you can use these instructions to set the correct permissions in vault access policy.

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Pavel On

I'm getting the same Azure error message when opening my App Service Plan, and all the Metrics (CPU %, Memory %, etc, are zero). My App Service works OK so far, Application Insights also work OK. It's been this way for about a week (starting around Feb 20, and ongoing).