Monitor HTTP traffic for Azure Web App using Log analitics and KQL query

I have a Azure Web Application in Azure. I have one endpoint : https://dev-my-app.azurewebsites.net/test I would like to see all http requests which were done for this endpoint. I have read that I can use Log Analitics Workspace (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/logs/log-analytics-workspace-overview) in order to achieve it. I have configured a workspace. I have also created Diagnostic setting which sends "HTTP logs" to the workspace :

After I go to the "Logs" and try to run the query

// Client requests per hour 
// Count of client requests hourly. 
AGCAccessLogs
| summarize AggregatedValue = count() by bin(TimeGenerated, 1h), _ResourceId
| render timechart

I am getting a response:

'summarize' operator: Failed to resolve table or column expression named 'AGCAccessLogs' Request id: 1449b704-70bb-4d84-8c00-0d5b086fa637

It looks like AGCAccessLogs table does not exist in my log analitics worskpace.

I have also tried to call this query directly from log analytics workspace:

What am I missing in order to make this query work? Is there other way to see the http traffic for my web app?

Follow the below steps to run the query in Logs.

AGCAccessLogs
| summarize AggregatedValue = count() by bin(TimeGenerated, 1h), _ResourceId
| render timechart

• Configure the logging under Diagnostic setting to send Azure platform metrics, resource related logs and other activity logs to Azure log Analytics workspace.
• Navigate to Azure web App=> Diagnostic Settings= Select the configured Analytics workspace.

• It redirects to the below page, select view logs in Search and Analyze logs:

• It takes you to Logs page, you can run the query to fetch the required logs.

Workaround 1:

To fetch the Http Logs of your web app, run AppServiceHTTPLogs query:

Workaround 2:

Configure Application Insights for your web app. Navigate to Azure Web App=> Settings=> Application Insights=> Logs and run the below query to fetch the Http logs:

• Thanks @Niels Swimberghe for the query.

requests
| where resultCode == 200