Microsoft Azure - Get Storage Account Information using Resource Graph Last Updated : 31 Mar, 2023 Summarize Comments Improve Suggest changes Share Like Article Like Report Prerequisite: Introduction to Microsoft Azure In this article, you will get to know how you can get information about azure storage accounts using the azure resource graph queries in a faster and simple way. The user should have read access to the management group subscriptions to fetch the data. Here, we run all the below following KQL queries in Azure Resource Graph Explorer from Azure Portal to get the results. You can also export the data by clicking on Download as CSV from the Results section. Azure Resource Graph query to get the information about the azure storage accounts from the select subscription or management group scope. Query: resources | where type =="microsoft.storage/storageaccounts"Output: Use the below Azure Resource Graph query to get the information about the azure storage accounts from the select subscription or management group scope by Location in ascending order. Query: resources | where type =="microsoft.storage /storageaccounts" | order by ['location'] ascOutput: Use the below Azure Resource Graph query to find the Storage Blob's last Enabled Time. Query: resources | where type =="microsoft.storage/storageaccounts" | project StorageAccountName=name, BloblastEnabledTime=properties. encryption.services.blob.lastEnabledTimeOutput: Use the below Azure Resource Graph query to find the Storage File last Enabled Time. Query: resources | where type =="microsoft.storage/storageaccounts" | project StorageAccountName=name, FilelastEnabledTime=properties. encryption.services.file.lastEnabledTimeOutput: Comment More infoAdvertise with us Next Article Microsoft Azure - Connect to a Storage Account using Private Link J jaysurya9 Follow Improve Article Tags : Microsoft Azure DevOps Cloud-Computing azure Similar Reads Microsoft Azure - Connect to a Storage Account using Private Link In this article we will learn how to securely connect to a Storage Account using private links. In this article, we are going to look into the new private link in the Azure Portal. And you could find that by searching. The good thing about the private link is that it allows your resources to communi 3 min read Microsoft Azure - Count of Azure Resources using Resource Graph Query Graph Query is Azure can be easier to understand if you are familiar with Querying languages like SQL. In this article, we will keep track of the Azure resources using the Resource Query graph. For this first open the Azure Resource Graph Explorer in Azure Portal to Run the following below Queries 1 3 min read Types of Storage Account in Microsoft Azure Pre-requisite: Storage Accounts In Azure, the term "Storage type" refers to the different types of storage services offered by Azure to store data. These types of storage services vary in their performance, durability, and cost characteristics, and are designed to meet specific data storage needs. T 5 min read Microsoft Azure - Get Azure Subscription Details Using Resource Graph Query In this article, you will learn about how you can get the azure subscriptions' complete JSON information by running the following KQL Queries in Azure Resource Graph Explorer in Azure Portal. Let's get started by checking out the different queries with examples. Syntax: ResourceContainers | where ty 1 min read Microsoft Azure - Export the List of Azure Storage Services using KQL Pre-requisite: Azure In this article, we will show you how to export the information of Azure Storage Services by using KQL (Kusto Query Language) resource graph query to retrieve within a subscription in simple and easy steps. We will be using Azure native service called Azure Resource Graph Explor 2 min read Microsoft Azure - Get Management Groups Information Using KQL In this article, you will get to know how you can get information about azure management groups using the azure resource graph queries in a faster and simple way. Run all the below following KQL queries in Azure Resource Graph Explorer from Azure Portal to get the results. You can also export the da 2 min read Like