If you manage more than a couple of Azure subscriptions, you know the drill: the portal is great for one resource at a time, but answering simple questions across everything gets painful. Which VMs are running where? Which resources have no Owner tag? What did we actually spend on AKS last month?

I wanted one place to answer those questions, running in my own tenant with read-only access. So I built Goliat Cloud Inventory and released it as open source under the MIT license.

🌐 Website and interactive demo: https://danieljsaldana.github.io/goliat-cloud-inventory/

💻 Code: https://github.com/danieljsaldana/goliat-cloud-inventory

📚 Wiki (English and Spanish): https://github.com/danieljsaldana/goliat-cloud-inventory/wiki

What it does

Inventory: 73 views in 12 service groups: compute, containers, web and APIs, networking, storage, databases, security, integration, data and AI, observability, and tags. Each category has an overview with KPIs and charts.…