Resource Inventory
Every Azure resource CostBeacon has discovered, in one searchable list.
Where the inventory comes from
Inventory Sync discovers your resources automatically after you connect an Azure subscription, and refreshes on every scan. Nothing needs to be registered by hand — if CostBeacon can read the subscription, the resource shows up here.
Open Resources in the sidebar to see everything across all connected subscriptions at once. To narrow to a single subscription, open that subscription and choose Resources from its overview.
What each row shows
- Name — Opens the resource detail view, with cost history, tags, and any recommendations raised against it
- Subscription — Which connected subscription the resource belongs to
- Type — The Azure resource type, for example
Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines - Resource Group — Derived from the resource's Azure ID
- Region — The region the resource runs in
- Monthly Cost — Cost attributed to this resource over the last 30 days
- Open Recommendations — How many unresolved optimization findings target this resource
Searching
The search box matches on resource name, type, and Azure resource ID, so you can paste a full resource ID from the Azure portal to jump straight to it. Results are paginated; searching applies across the whole inventory, not just the current page.
Finding waste quickly
Sort your attention by the Open Recommendations column — resources with findings against them are where the savings are. From a resource's detail view you can jump directly to its recommendations and act on them.
The Resources Monitored card on your dashboard links straight here.