steampipe-plugin-azure and steampipe-plugin-azuread
These two tools are complements within the Steampipe ecosystem, as `turbot/steampipe-plugin-azure` queries general Azure infrastructure resources while `turbot/steampipe-plugin-azuread` specifically targets Azure Active Directory data, allowing a user to gain a comprehensive SQL-based view of their Azure environment by using both together.
About steampipe-plugin-azure
turbot/steampipe-plugin-azure
Use SQL to instantly query Azure resources across regions and subscriptions. Open source CLI. No DB required.
This tool helps you analyze and manage your Microsoft Azure cloud resources, such as servers and networks, by treating them like data in a standard database. You input your Azure environment, and it lets you ask questions using SQL queries to get specific information out. Anyone who manages Azure infrastructure, from cloud administrators to operations engineers, can use this.
About steampipe-plugin-azuread
turbot/steampipe-plugin-azuread
Use SQL to instantly query groups, service principals, users and more from Azure Active Directory. Open source CLI. No DB required.
This tool helps IT administrators and security analysts quickly gather information about their Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) environment. You feed it your Azure AD data, and it allows you to query users, groups, applications, and other infrastructure details using standard SQL commands. The output is structured data that helps you understand configurations and identify potential issues.
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