A shared query can be run from Azure CLI with the experimental feature's commands, or you can run the shared query from the Azure portal. A shared query is an Azure Resource Manager object that you can grant permission to or run in Azure Resource Graph Explorer. When you finish, you can remove the Resource Graph extension.

Learn how to query Azure Resource Tags using Azure Resource Graph and KQL. Extract, analyse, and report on metadata efficiently.

What if this is a larger organization with multiple subscriptions? You could also rely on a well-established CI/CD pipeline, a third-party governance tool, or in this case query Azure directly via the Resource Graph Explorer.

Azure Resource Graph uses a subset of the Kusto Query Language. At this time not all functions found in Kusto are available in Resource Graph. Kusto is also used in Log Analytics, Azure Sentinel, Application Insights, Azure Data Explorer, SCCM CMPivot, Windows Defender ATP. Azure Resource Grpah language reference

At this post we will see how we can Visualise our Azure environment using the Resource Graph Explorer by creating charts & pin them to the Azure Dashboard.

A shared query can be run from Azure CLI with the experimental feature's commands, or you can run the shared query from the Azure portal. A shared query is an Azure Resource Manager object that you can grant permission to or run in Azure Resource Graph Explorer. When you finish, you can remove the Resource Graph extension.

List sample queries for Azure Resource-Graph. Categories include Tags, Azure Advisor, Key Vault, Kubernetes, Guest Configuration, and more.

Learn how to utilize Azure Resource Graph to bring life into your Azure Dashboards. The blog post will help you set up a dashboard that visualizes the recent changes in all subscriptions and also shows orphan resources.

Getting started with Azure Resource Graph Join me as I look at what Azure Resource Graph is and how to get started with writing queries!