Haha, don't even jinx it! That would be the ultimate plot twist. Alright, let's break this down. Sign-in logs or audit logs are the way to go, but which one do we think is the better option? Personally, I'm leaning towards the audit logs, just because they tend to have a bit more detailed information.
Ha, yeah, it's always the weird edge cases that get you. But I'm with you guys, I'd go for the sign-in logs or audit logs. They should give us the information we need without too much hassle. Unless of course the user managed to somehow break the logging system itself, then we're really in trouble!
I agree, the sign-in logs or audit logs are probably the best options here. Log Analytics might be overkill for this specific issue, and provisioning logs don't seem directly relevant. Although, you never know, it could be a weird edge case.
Hmm, this is a tricky one. The question is asking for a solution that minimizes administrative effort, so I'm thinking sign-in logs or audit logs might be the way to go. Those should give us a good overview of what's going on without having to dig too deep.
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