azure-resource-lookup

To find orphaned Azure resources, you query across subscriptions to identify unattached disks and unused network interfaces. This Skill executes Azure Resource Graph queries to isolate resources no longer attached to active virtual machines, helping you clean up wasted infrastructure components.

The best way to get an Azure resource inventory is by querying multiple subscriptions simultaneously using Azure Resource Graph. This approach lists resources of any type across resource groups, delivering a comprehensive view of your entire infrastructure footprint.

Yes, you need the Azure CLI and the resource graph extension installed to query Azure Resource Graph. This Skill depends on the Azure CLI environment to execute queries, manage infrastructure, and perform tag analysis across your configured subscriptions.

To check for Azure resources missing required tags, you perform a tag analysis using Azure Resource Graph. This queries your subscriptions to discover resources lacking necessary configurations, ensuring your infrastructure inventory meets organizational compliance standards.

Yes, you can list all virtual machines in a specific resource group using Azure Resource Graph. This Skill enables targeted resource discovery by querying and filtering specific resource types within defined resource groups across your Azure environment.