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.
Views in this map
- 1 HierarchyThe management-group tree and the 18 subscriptions under it, with counts.
- 2 GuardrailsTen policies, each pinned where it is assigned. One exemption has run out.
- 3 Owners and costWho owns each subscription and its monthly cost: A$431,300. Three have no owner.
- 4 NetworkEvery landing zone is a spoke of the hub, but fleet peers straight to the historian.
- 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.
Filters
Business unit and Deployed by: pick a value and everything else fades.
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