Your cloud, read and ranked
inline reads the posture, health and spend of your Azure subscriptions and turns what it sees into one prioritized list. Connecting a subscription is a single pasted command, and the access it grants is read-only, so nothing in your cloud can be changed through it.
One pasted command,
read-only roles
Name the connection, paste the directory and subscription IDs, and run the generated script in Azure Cloud Shell. It creates a service principal with Monitoring Reader and Security Reader, the connection turns active, and the first scan is queued. No credential of yours is stored, and you can remove the role assignments whenever you like.
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How it works
Security, reliability,
performance and cost
Cloud findings are ordered by priority rather than severity alone, so what to do first is at the top. Each sits in one of five categories: security, reliability, performance, cost or operations. The same scan tells you where a subscription is fragile and where it is wasting money.
Connections you
can watch
Each connection shows its status, how many findings are open, and what the last scan changed, written as how many were opened and how many resolved. A connection that cannot be read says why. Pause one to keep it without scanning, and turn it back on when you want it.
Included
Related
CI monitoring
A failed run gets a root-cause comment on the pull request that caused it. Flaky tests and builds slower than their baseline collect in one list.
Read moreRuntime errors
An SDK sends the crashes your users hit. inline groups them into one issue per bug, prioritizes each one and names the change that shipped it.
Read morePrompt evals
inline finds the LLM prompts in your repository, writes happy path, edge, adversarial and boundary cases for each, runs them and grades the answers.
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Put it on one repository
Connect GitHub or GitLab, enable a repo, and the next pull request opened gets a review.