azure-resource-graph

Collection of awesome KQL queries for use in Portal and via PowerShell - by @jesseloudon

Stand up an Azure sandbox environment for accelerating your projects in an hour.

RuleBeat is an open-source, self-hosted Azure governance tool. It runs the rules you create and customize on a schedule and tracks every finding until it is fixed.

A small Rust utility to pull tons of useful virtual machine data from a configured Azure tenant using the Azure Resource Graph APIs

PowerShell Module that extracts data from Microsoft Azure using ARG KQL queries running in PowerShell. The extracted data can be exported to CSV, Excel, JSON reports, mitigating the maximum rows limitation of ARG Explorer on Azure.

.NET 10 Blazor Server app that inventories your Azure resources with your own Entra ID identity, maps their connections into an interactive knowledge graph, and answers questions through AI chat backed by a read-only Azure MCP Server.

Azure Policy for AKS: current-state queries, consolidated non-compliance reporting (workbook, Resource Graph, CSV) and a custom NetworkPolicy guardrail

Sandbox to build a resource discovery API built on top of Azure Resource Graph.

Enforce an Azure tag taxonomy with Azure Policy: one taxonomy file, generated initiative, resource group inheritance and coverage reporting.

This app helps in displaying image details available in an azure container registry

Read-only scanner that finds recoverable Azure spend and prices it against the public retail rate card.

Azure Governance - bits & pieces

Serverless Azure Cloud Asset Management Dashboard built with Azure Functions, Static Web Apps, PowerShell & GitHub Actions CI/CD.

Detect meaningful divergence from approved Azure baselines quickly and route it to accountable owners.

FinOps lab: Azure Resource Graph discovery queries, Azure Policy tag enforcement, and a safe quarantine-before-delete workflow for stopping spend on idle Azure resources.

Terminal UI for Azure. Tabs, split panes and one session for every subscription you can see.

Know what was approved. See what was built. Architecture decisions argued and decided on the record, then checked continuously against a model derived from your cloud estate and backlog. Open source, one container.

Find the gold hiding in your Azure cloud bill.

Give it one Azure resource name, get back its full blast radius: a verified dependency graph exported as an editable draw.io diagram with native Azure icons, plus Mermaid, JSON, CSV and HTML.

FinOps as code for Azure and AWS: idle resource detection, scheduled savings reports, and budget guardrails managed with Terraform