azure-resource-lookup

To list Azure resources missing a specific tag across subscriptions, use Azure Resource Graph queries to audit tag compliance and inventory resources. This requires Azure CLI with the resource-graph extension and Reader permissions on target subscriptions.

Finding orphaned Azure resources like unattached disks is done using built-in KQL patterns in Azure Resource Graph. These queries detect unattached disks and unhealthy resources across subscriptions to streamline inventory and cleanup.

Yes, you need Azure CLI installed with the resource-graph extension to query resources across subscriptions. You also need appropriate Reader permissions on the target subscriptions to execute the cross-subscription inventory queries successfully.

The best way to perform a cross-subscription inventory query in Azure is leveraging Azure Resource Graph. It lists any resource type across subscriptions, automatically checking for specialized tools before falling back to ARG queries for comprehensive coverage.

Yes, you can detect virtual machines without an Environment tag across enterprise subscriptions by running a tag compliance audit. Query Azure Resource Graph using KQL patterns to identify all resources lacking the specified tag.

This approach works for listing any Azure resource type across subscriptions, not just virtual machines. Azure Resource Graph queries support comprehensive cross-subscription inventory for all resource types, ensuring coverage where dedicated tools lack support.