Azure landing zone map of a mining group

Ochre Ridge Mining’s Azure landing zones: 18 subscriptions under the CAF hierarchy, the policies on them, who owns what, what it costs, and the hub network.

Ochre Ridge Mining, hierarchy view of the map Open the interactive map

Views in this map

  1. 1
    HierarchyThe management-group tree and the 18 subscriptions under it, with counts.
  2. 2
    GuardrailsTen policies, each pinned where it is assigned. One exemption has run out.
  3. 3
    Owners and costWho owns each subscription and its monthly cost: A$431,300. Three have no owner.
  4. 4
    NetworkEvery landing zone is a spoke of the hub, but fleet peers straight to the historian.
  5. 5
    Fleet managementEight resource groups: four by Terraform, two by legacy Bicep, two made by hand.

Hierarchy ‹ › Guardrails ‹ › Owners and cost ‹ › Network ▸ Fleet management

Flows to play

  • An exemption runs outHow Corp’s ban on public IPs reaches the OT historian, and what its expired exemption means. In the Guardrails view.
  • Truck data skips the firewallHaul truck data comes in through the hub, then reaches the historian over a peering the firewall never sees. In the Network view.
  • Three ways inHow fleet management’s resource groups were built, from the 2023 pilot to the Terraform pipeline. In the Fleet management view.

The model behind it

59 records of 8 types. Every box on the map is one of them, so the filters and the record panel read the same data.

  • Subscriptions 18
  • Policies 10
  • Management groups 8
  • Resource groups 8
  • Network parts 5
  • Sites 4
  • Exemptions 3
  • Pipelines 3

Filters

Business unit and Deployed by: pick a value and everything else fades.

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