azure-resource-lookup

To find orphaned Azure resources across multiple subscriptions, you can run cross-subscription queries using Azure Resource Graph KQL. This identifies unattached disks and untagged items for cost optimization and security cleanup.

Inventorying Azure resources like VMs and storage accounts is best handled by querying Azure Resource Graph to generate comprehensive lists. This approach provides a centralized view of all infrastructure resources across various subscriptions and resource groups.

Yes, you can perform a tag compliance audit across all your Azure resource groups. By executing cross-subscription KQL queries, you can analyze tag consistency and ensure your cloud infrastructure meets organizational compliance standards.

Azure Resource Graph supports health status checks for cloud infrastructure through targeted KQL queries. This enables cloud administrators to monitor resource availability and compliance efficiently across multiple subscriptions.

While KQL queries effectively handle Azure resource discovery and inventory, their limitations depend on the query complexity and the scope of subscriptions. Users must construct precise queries to avoid throttling when searching large cloud environments.