Automatically tag new Resource Group with an alias an expiry date, so that clean-up and responsibility become easier.
The Azure Automation Script does the following...
- Find Resource Groups without the alias tag
- Ignoring certain standard RGs by a REGEX pattern supplied
- Search through Azure Activity Logs by using
Get-AzureRmLog
if there's any activities on these groups - Tag the Resource Group with the alias if a user was found in the logs
- Tag the Resource Group with a deleteAfter date - 1 month in the future
- Send out an e-mail to people about the newly tagged RGs (so people know and can correct if necessary)
Note: The script can only search 14 days back of log, to find out who the owner is. Earlier activities cannot be considered.
The script is not actually deleting anything ever. Just tagging with a deleteAfter date.
- Make sure you have the HTML template and header graphics deployed to a public URL (e.g. Blob Storage with a Shared Access Signature)
- Deploy the script as an Azure Automation Script through the Azure Portal
- Set-up a scheduled job (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/automation/automation-schedules)
- Add the required parameters in all four sections:
Parameter | Default | Description |
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WhatIf | False | Goes into a dry-run mode of not actually tagging anything |
To | Empty | Receipients of the mail, semicolon seperated and with <> brackets. e.g. "<[email protected]>;<[email protected]>" |
DayCount | 1 | How many days to look back in the logs (between 1-14) |
Parameter | Description |
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RG_NamesIgnore | Ignore these RG names (a regex) E.g. (Default-|AzureFunctions|Api-Default-).* |
SubscriptionId | The subscription ID GUID to monitor |
TemplateUrl | The URL of the HTML Template used for the mail |
TemplateHeaderGraphicUrl | The URL of the Header Graphic used for the mail (review script as this is optional) |
Name | Description |
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Office365 | Username / Password for the SMTP Server |
Name | Description |
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AzureRunAsConnection | Created by default |