for _, settingInterface := range settings {
		if setting, ok := settingInterface.(map[string]interface{}); ok {
			// Check if this setting has logs configuration
			if logs, ok := setting["logs"].([]interface{}); ok {
				// Check each log category in this setting
				for _, logInterface := range logs {
					if logConfig, ok := logInterface.(map[string]interface{}); ok {
						if category, ok := logConfig["category"].(string); ok && category == logCategory {
							if enabled, ok := logConfig["enabled"].(bool); ok && enabled {
								// Found the category and it's enabled, now get workspace and table mode
								workspaceResourceID, ok := setting["workspaceId"].(string)
								if !ok || workspaceResourceID == "" {
									continue // Skip if no workspace configured
								}

								// Determine table mode from logAnalyticsDestinationType
								isResourceSpecific := false
								if destinationType, ok := setting["logAnalyticsDestinationType"].(string); ok {
									isResourceSpecific = strings.ToLower(destinationType) == "dedicated"
								}

								// Get diagnostic setting name for debugging
								settingName := "unknown"
								if name, ok := setting["name"].(string); ok {
									settingName = name
								}

								// Debug log which setting and workspace is being used
								log.Printf("Using diagnostic setting '%s' for log category '%s' in cluster '%s': workspaceId=%s, destinationType=%s, isResourceSpecific=%t",
									settingName, logCategory, clusterName, workspaceResourceID,
									setting["logAnalyticsDestinationType"], isResourceSpecific)

								return workspaceResourceID, isResourceSpecific, nil
							}
						}