Is there an online diagram, that shows the table relations (like an E/R-diagram), between Azure resources, used for quering in the Azure Resource Graph Explorer? Like: Vnet-table is connected to Subnet-table. The NIC-table is connected to the IPConfig-table and so is the PublicIp-table ...and so on...

Hi @Rene Løhde , AFAIK currently there is no advanced feature to show relationships (like E/R diagram) between related resources irrespective of in which resource group or place they are deployed. If interested, I recommend you to raise a feature request for the same advanced feature in this Uservoice or feedback forum. However, it’s feasible up to some extend or up to overview level with the help of “Visualize template” section under “Export template” tile of a resource group or resource i.e., while deployment, if you have deployed all related resources under a single resource group as generally recommended then all such resources can be visualized with the help of this “Visualize template” section.

Table relational diagram for Azure Resource Graph Explorer

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tbgangav-MSFT 10,381 Reputation points

2020-10-20T12:30:48.557+00:00

Hi @Rene Løhde ,

AFAIK currently there is no advanced feature to show relationships (like E/R diagram) between related resources irrespective of in which resource group or place they are deployed. If interested, I recommend you to raise a feature request for the same advanced feature in this Uservoice or feedback forum.

However, it’s feasible up to some extend or up to overview level with the help of “Visualize template” section under “Export template” tile of a resource group or resource i.e., while deployment, if you have deployed all related resources under a single resource group as generally recommended then all such resources can be visualized with the help of this “Visualize template” section.
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tbgangav-MSFT 10,381 Reputation points

2020-10-20T12:31:30.723+00:00

In general, Azure feature or product team would check feasibility of a feature request that's raised in Uservoice or feedback forums, prioritize against existing feature backlog, add in roadmap as appropriate and would announce and/or update the related Azure document once a feature request is addressed.

Rene Løhde 211 Reputation points

2020-10-20T12:44:00.02+00:00

Got it, thanks!

Not sure how to navigate the feedback forum, though.
For instance should I repost a suggestion, that has been "under review" for 1+ year? (Like https://feedback.azure.com/forums/915958-azure-governance/suggestions/37901116-ability-to-query-for-role-assignments-in-azure-res)

tbgangav-MSFT 10,381 Reputation points

2020-10-20T13:22:20.04+00:00

Hi @Rene Løhde ,

In this Uservoice / feedback forum, under "I suggest you" section, you may type in your feedback i.e., feature request. If there are related feature requests already available then those will be listed out else you may then click "post a new idea" section right below your text then it takes you to a page where you can explain the feedback with description and then click on "post idea".

tbgangav-MSFT 10,381 Reputation points

2020-10-20T13:42:28.657+00:00

Ideally you need not re-post a suggestion that is already raised (irrespective of current state). If it's of your interest then you may just upvote it.

In general, Azure feature or product team would check feasibility of a feature request that's raised in Uservoice or feedback forums, triage it, review it, prioritize against existing feature backlog, add in roadmap as appropriate and would announce and/or update the related Azure document once a feature request is addressed.
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Table relational diagram for Azure Resource Graph Explorer

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