InfraExplain WikiThe wiki that
your Azure writes
InfraExplain Wiki turns your live subscriptions into a navigable, calm knowledge base — always up-to-date pages per resource, human-curated operational context, and a search that understands your topology. No portal access required.
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Your Azure knowledge is trapped.
Not in the portal. In the head of whoever deployed it.
Documentation lives in someone's head
When that person goes on vacation — or leaves the company — the knowledge of the environment goes with them.
The Azure portal is not for the rest of the team
Development, Security and management need to understand the environment without navigating subscriptions or having RBAC roles.
Documents and diagrams become outdated
The architect's Word doc, last year's Confluence and the Visio diagram haven't been updated in months.
One page to understand every element
InfraExplain Wiki generates a documentation page for every subscription, resource group and resource in your Azure. One single page that answers the questions that matter.
Operational context
Operational context brings together on each page all the information the team needs to act: what the resource does, who owns it, what impact it has and what to do.
A critical resource can have documented, alongside its metrics and costs, all the information the team needs during an incident:
Find any resource in seconds
InfraExplain Wiki searches across page content and lets you filter results to find exactly what you need.
The search is designed for daily use: search by name, description or any part of your resource documentation.
- Filter by subscription
- Filter by resource type
- Sort by relevance
Dependency diagrams
InfraExplain Wiki generates a visual representation of the related resources within the documented scope so that anyone on the team can understand the architecture.
Understand at a glance which resources depend on which, how they are organized within a resource group and which are the most critical components in the environment.
Diagrams are generated from the real environment data and updated on every sync along with the rest of the documentation.
Zure helps you understand the page you are viewing
Zure queries the context and documentation of the page you are currently viewing and helps you resolve specific questions about the resource in front of you.
Zure works on the page you are viewing. No need to leave or open another tool.
Schedule updates or sync a page whenever you need.
Always in sync with Azure
InfraExplain Wiki uses the data synchronized by InfraExplain. Both share the same backend, so the information is always the same and always up to date.
Updates inventory · costs · security · recommendations · audit · diagrams
Subscription-level permissions
InfraExplain Wiki permissions are independent from Azure. You can grant access to a subscription's documentation without creating roles or modifying anything in Azure.
Users belong to your organization's Microsoft Entra ID tenant. Roles are assigned at subscription level within InfraExplain Wiki:
InfraExplain Wiki cannot create, modify or delete Azure resources.
Users sign in with their corporate credentials. No new accounts or separate passwords needed.
You define which subscriptions are visible in InfraExplain Wiki and which users in your organization can access them.
Access can be removed from Azure Portal by revoking the application consent.
InfraExplain and InfraExplain Wiki go together.
They share the same data, users and plan. You do not have to buy InfraExplain Wiki separately.
Control, monitor and analyse your Azure.
Real-time costs, security alerts, executive report and Zure Centinela. Everything you need to operate your cloud with clarity.
Explain, document and share that same Azure.
Navigable wiki, operational context, dependencies and architecture diagrams. Accessible to the whole team without portal access.
Zure AI helps understand and generate context in both products, sharing the same tenant data in real time.
Logical views by project
Azure organizes resources by subscriptions and resource groups. But a real application may use components spread across different places. The new logical views will let you group them the way they work together.
Even if some belong to different resource groups.
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One InfraExplain subscription.
See plans, features and limits for both modules on one page.
View InfraExplain plans →Everything you need to know before you start.
Explore first. Connect when you're ready.
Guest mode lets you explore InfraExplain Wiki with sample data — no registration, no credit card, no connection required.
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