Open Turbo360, connect your Azure tenants, and turn raw cloud spend into daily actions. Start by mapping subscriptions and resource groups to the teams that own them, then set budgets with thresholds that escalate to the right people. Use the cost explorer to slice expenses by tag, region, or service, and spot idle or oversized assets in minutes. Apply recommendations to rightsize VMs, switch to reserved capacity where it pays off, and schedule non‑production resources to sleep outside business hours. Build guardrails—budget caps, anomaly alerts, and auto‑pause policies—so costs stay predictable without constant oversight. Share focused views with finance, engineering, or product managers so each stakeholder sees only what matters to them.
Keep services healthy by grouping related Azure components—App Services, Functions, Service Bus, Logic Apps, Storage, Kubernetes—into application maps with owners, SLAs, and runbooks. Configure alert rules that understand business context (team, environment, and priority), then feed incidents to Teams, Slack, ServiceNow, or Jira with all the metadata needed to act. When an alert fires, jump from the alarm to the exact resource, view dependency health, and trigger an automated remediation such as restart, scale, or failover. Close the loop with a single report that highlights critical issues across estates, so operations can prioritize fixes and compress time to resolution. more
Azure Cost Management
Custom
Cost-to-business Mapping
Right-sizing Recommendations
Reservation Recommendations
Cost Threshold Monitoring
Optimization Schedule
Unified Azure Monitoring
Custom
Monitoring Templates
Consolidated Error Report
Holistic Monitoring
Automate Failure Triage
Service Dependency Map
Azure Documenter
Custom
Azure Infrastructure Summary
Technical Diagrams
Cost Comparison
Resources Snapshot Compariso
Security Recommendations
Business Activity Monitoring
Custom
End-To-End Message Tracking
Message Flow Visualization
Advanced Query Search
Duration Monitoring
Exception Alerts
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