azure-functions-inventory

You can collect Azure Function Apps inventory by running automated scripts that gather resource identification, network details, and function configurations. This provides a detailed overview of deployment settings for auditing or reviewing resources before updates.

A deployment audit includes resource identity, SKU/plan, runtime, VNet integration, public network access, managed identity settings, and function inventory. It lists trigger types, enabled/disabled status, and counts for a comprehensive configuration overview.

Yes, you need Azure CLI and Python installed to execute the scripts and shape the data. The inventory collection process relies on these dependencies to automate the extraction of static specifications and configuration details.

Yes, you can list all functions and their trigger types within an Azure Function App. The inventory process enumerates each function, checks enabled or disabled status, and provides counts for a complete review of your deployment.

The best way to review VNet integration and managed identity settings is to automate the collection of network and identity details. This gathers public network access status and identity configurations into a static inventory report for analysis.