Introducing ARI
If you are working with Azure, you might have encountered the challenge of keeping track of all the subscriptions, resource groups, and resources that you have in your tenant. You might also want to document them in a clear and consistent way, for example, for compliance, auditing, or reporting purposes.
Introducing UnpackDacPac
If you work with SQL Server databases, you may have encountered DAC packages, or dacpacs, which are a way of packaging a database's schema and seed data for deployment or migration. Dacpacs are useful for deploying databases to different environments, such as development, testing, or production, but it's tooling comes with some limitations. For example, you cannot easily inspect the contents of a dacpac file without having a running instance of SQL Server.
Introducing BRI
Are you looking for a way to document your Azure Bicep modules in a simple and elegant way? If so, you might want to check out BRI, a .NET tool that I created to help you with that.
Introducing DPI
When brought in as DevOps consultant or a new employee for that matter, one is often tasked with getting a clear picture of the current state of projects, how they work and fit together.
A big part of this initial and ongoing is to analyze and audit dependencies, which is why I've created dpi a tool that both locally and as part of your DevOps pipeline can analyze your repository projects dependencies and report to Azure Log Analytics, console, and files.