Azure
AI summary
The Azure connector brings your Azure resources into Rencore Governance inventory, including resource groups, virtual machines, web apps, and Azure Advisor recommendations. Here you will find details about what the connector scans, its policies, license use, and how to set up the required permissions.
The Azure connector brings your Azure subscriptions into the Rencore Governance Inventory, with resource groups, virtual machines, web apps and Azure Advisor recommendations. The same Azure permissions also cover Microsoft Foundry and Copilot Studio.
Inventory
The objects Rencore Governance collects for AzureMicrosoft AzureMicrosoft Azure is the Microsoft cloud platform for virtual machines, web apps and other cloud resources.Read more, and how to search, segment and extend them.
Licences & costs
Licence use and costs inside your connectors, for example unused licences.
Policies 1
How-to guides
- Inventory guides (18 pages)
Permissions and consent
Frequently asked questions
What does Rencore Governance cover for Azure?
The inventory and one policy. Rencore Governance lists subscriptions, resource groups, virtual machines, web apps and Azure Advisor recommendations, and flags resource groups with too many services.
Which permissions does the Azure connector need?
Access to the Azure API. The connector's Permissions and consent section links the Azure consent page and the Microsoft Permissions entry.
Which module includes the Azure connector?
The Azure connector is part of the AI & Agents module of Rencore Governance, an add-on module on the Premium and Enterprise Plans. The connector is generally available.
Which Azure objects does Rencore Governance inventory?
5 object types, such as Advisor recommendation, Resource Group, Subscription and 2 more.
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