Azure Resource Graph query to get subscription properties
I am very new to ARG queries. I am struggling to figure out how to get a list of our Azure Subscriptions using ARG, including some of the properties you see on the properties pane when using the azure portal. In particular, I want the property visually labelled "ACCOUNT ADMIN". Can anyone point me in the right direction? resourcecontainers | where type == 'microsoft.resources/subscriptions' | project subscriptionId, name, owner = ???
Microsoft's inconsistent implementation of tagging in Azure
We revamped our Azure resource tagging strategy several years ago and rely on them heavily for #Governance and #FinOps. We not only enforce #tags via #AzurePolicy, we also enforce tag values based on a set of permissible values for each tag. Even with that in place we experience some drift due to exclusions required in the policy definition or exemptions in the policy assignments. I won't get into why this flexibility is needed here, that's a whole separate discussion. Establishing a sound tag hygiene process becomes a vital component of your overall governance and FinOps strategies. One method we employ for tag hygiene is to surface the non-compliant resources in a #PowerBi report using an #AzureResourceGraph (ARG) query. Yes, you can do this in the Compliance section of Azure Policy as well however it lacks ease of use. For example, flipping back and forth between policies, filtering by subscriptions, surfacing other linked metadata is a cumbersome experience in the Azure Policy blade. Now onto my frustrations with how Microsoft has implemented tagging across Azure. 1. Inconsistent application of Tag case-sensitivity across tools - In Azure Policy and in the Azure portal, tag names are case-insensitive whereas tag values are case-sensitive. - In Azure Resource Graph Explorer, both tag names and tag values are case-sensitive. - Why is there inconsistency with case-sensitivity of tag names? 2. Inconsistent Tag validation across Resource Types - When deploying a Storage Account, Azure validates my tag policy before I am able to hit the create button (before it's submitted to ARM) whereas when deploying a resource like a Public IP Address, that validation only occurs after you hit the create button. This likely happens with other resource types as well. By the way, my tagging policy specifies "Indexed" for mode, so in effect it should apply to any and all resources that support tagging in Azure. - Why is does the evaluation of the tag policy differ based on the resource being deployed? 3. Inconsistent Tag UX across Resource Types - When deploying a Storage Account, the tags input is a drop-down list. However, when deploying an Azure Virtual Machine, the tags input is a textbox. Although the latter makes use of predictive text, it's still clearly a different experience. This inconsistency is found across multiple Azure resources. - Why is the tag UX different between resource types? I realize some of this is addressed or is less of a concern when using IaC but that may not be for everyone, or work in all scenarios. It would be great if Microsoft could standardize their implementation of tagging resources uniformly across the entire Azure estate. In my opinion I don't think that's a huge ask.
Azure Resource Graph - get all functions of a function app
Hi, I'm new with Azure Resource Graph, and I'm trying to get all the functions from a function app. Firstly, I created a query to get the function apps : resources | where type == 'microsoft.web/sites' | where properties['kind'] == 'functionapp' Then I searched in the function app properties if functions were listed, but there are no information about it. So, I inspected the JSON definition of one function contained in a function app, and the type of the resource is "Microsoft.Web/sites/functions". But when I run a query using the type I get no results. How should I do to get the functions contained in a function app using Azure Resource Graph ? Thank you
Deploying access packages as code
I know Microsoft graph can be used to automatically create access packages in Azure AD however it would be useful if a Terraform registry would eventually become available to deploy access packages using Terraform so you can manage your access packages in code. #AzureAD #IAC #accesspackages
Azure Resource Graph - How to query function apps?
I'm trying to get a list of all function apps and their triggers from the resource graph, but I'm not getting anywhere. In the portal, the JSON for a function app shows the type as "Microsoft.Web/sites/functions", but when writing a resource graph query to return all resources of that type, I get no results. (and yes, I've checked for typos in my query) Are functions just not exposed by the resource graph? Or is there a different way to query for them?
