Microsoft Azure cloud inventory with GenticFlow
Azure resource inventory and monitor context for IT operations
GenticFlow connects to Microsoft Azure with a service principal to sync virtual machines, storage accounts, app services, SQL databases, key vaults, virtual networks, container instances, function apps, resource groups, monitor alerts, load balancers, and Cosmos DB accounts. The connector is read-only and gives the AI engineer infrastructure context during investigations.
What You Get
Read-Only Azure Inventory
- Virtual machines, storage accounts, app services, and SQL databases sync as operational resources
- Key Vaults, virtual networks, load balancers, and Cosmos DB accounts provide dependency context
- Container Instances and Function Apps are indexed for application service investigations
- Resource Groups preserve Azure organization context
Azure Monitor Context
- Monitor alert rules sync into GenticFlow as infrastructure context
- Tickets can be correlated with Azure resource and alert state
- Service desk escalations can include the affected resource details
- Connection testing validates subscription access by listing resource groups
Service Principal Access
- Uses tenant ID, client ID, client secret, and subscription ID
- Reader role is the minimum recommended access for full sync
- Specific resource-level read permissions can be used instead
- The connector documentation identifies it as read-only
How It Works
Create an Azure service principal
Grant Reader access or the specific read permissions for the resource types you want to sync.
Connect the Azure subscription
Enter tenant ID, client ID, client secret, and subscription ID in GenticFlow.
Sync Azure resources
GenticFlow imports the enabled Azure resource categories and monitor context.
Investigate with cloud context
The AI engineer can reference Azure resource state when infrastructure tickets reach the service desk.
Cloud context for infrastructure tickets.
Microsoft Azure resource data gives GenticFlow infrastructure evidence for tickets and escalations. The connector focuses on inventory, configuration, and alert context so service desk work starts with the affected cloud resources already identified.
See It In Action