Add Logs Ingestion API scenario with synthetic sample data#296
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Summary
Adds a new scenario under
Scenarios/How to collect data with the Logs Ingestion API/to support the Logs Ingestion API portal tutorial.Problem
The tutorial's inline sample data (~200 lines of Apache access logs) contained references to a real website (
almhuette-raith.at), real page paths, and real user-agent strings — a privacy concern for published documentation.Changes
README.mdGenerate-SampleAccessLog.ps1198.51.100.x,203.0.113.x),contoso.example.comdomains, and weighted response codessample_access.logDesign decisions
198.51.100.x,203.0.113.x) and RFC 2606 domains (example.com) — reserved for documentation, guaranteed non-routablewhere ResponseCode != 200KQL filter produces meaningful output