Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Corporation

About this app

The Microsoft Azure app helps you keep track of your resources while on-the-go:
- Stay connected to the cloud and check status and critical metrics anytime, anywhere.
- Stay informed with notifications and alerts about important health issues
- Stay in control of your resources and take corrective actions, like starting and stopping VMs and web apps


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Ratings and reviews

The voice cloning is one of the first non-GitHub results when searching, but I can't even use it because I'm not a corporation partnered with Microsoft. Glad that's stated clearly somewhere and not something I had to find out through a long application process. I can't even delete my billing info because the cancelled subscription can't be deleted for several days after it's cancelled. Thanks for wasting my damn time.

Love that there's a mobile app, and that I can access cloud shell on my phone. I feel like a major missing feature is a UI within the app to start an automation account runbook and set the parameters. This would allow admins to create runbooks to perform pre-defined corrective actions against resources specified in the parameters for easy break/fix issues (e.g. restart a service that's acting up) when they don't have easy access to a computer and without having to try to script it by hand in the cloud shell on a mobile device.

Useful for only very high level monitoring of Azure resources, cloud shell (which requires paid storage), and changing resource IAM permissions, but you can't actually open the resources or see any real detail, much less create any new resources without using the shell, so it's for IT Admins only, not resource owners. Even the monitoring charts you can't change the range/filters. 99% of the time I need the portal anyway because the tiny fraction of features included in this app are inadequate.