AI resource overview

Overview

The AI resource overview agent provides an instant, plain-language summary of any resource within your Business Application. Instead of manually piecing together resource details across multiple Azure screens, this agent consolidates everything into a structured report covering the resource's purpose, current health, dependencies, monitoring activity, and actionable recommendations, all based on data currently in your Business Application.

Business value

Support and operations teams spend significant time switching between Azure portal screens to piece together a resource's health, configuration, and dependencies. The AI resource overview agent eliminates that context-switching by delivering a single consolidated report on demand, reducing the time to assess a resource's state from minutes to seconds.

How it works

When the agent is triggered for a resource, it pulls the resource's current configuration, runtime state, and live Azure Monitor data to build a structured report.
It identifies the resource type, hosting details, and workload context, evaluates health signals such as error rates and open issues, maps linked and dependent resources (including those not yet tracked in the Business Application), and surfaces prioritized recommendations based on the resource's current state.
If no monitoring data is available, the agent still generates a summary based on the resource's configuration and Azure metadata.

Summary

The report opens with a header banner showing the resource name, type, hosting region, and current health status (including the number of open issues and the time of the last incident). This gives an immediate snapshot of whether the resource needs attention before reading further.

What it does

A deeper look at the resource's runtime configuration, hosting plan, integrations, and how it fits into the workload it supports.

Health

An assessment of the resource's current health based on live Azure Monitor data, covering error rates over the last 7 days, monitor status, and the number of open issues. A live signal panel on the right shows the latest metric values alongside a plain-language interpretation of what the data means.

A view of linked and dependent resources, broken into two groups:

Inside this resource: Child resources that live under this one in Azure (e.g. Functions inside a Function App, databases inside a SQL Server)
Referenced by / referencing this resource: Resources this one explicitly names in its configuration, and resources elsewhere in Azure that reference this one, shown as a bidirectional dependency map with visibility into which are tracked inside the Business Application and which are not

Monitoring Activity · Last 24 Hours

A timeline of errors and warnings recorded over the last 24 hours, highlighting peak activity periods and the number of open issues at each point in time.

Recommendations

A prioritized list of next steps based on the resource's current state, helping you address configuration gaps, scaling concerns, and operational risks before they become incidents.

Did You Know

Contextual tips specific to the resource type, surfacing useful facts about its behavior, scaling characteristics, or configuration patterns.

Troubleshooting

The agent button is not visible for a resource
Cause: The AI Agents feature permission is not enabled for your role.
Fix: Ask your organization admin to enable the AI Agents permission for your custom role under Business Applications role settings.
The report generates but the Health section shows no data
Cause: No monitoring rules are configured for the resource, or the monitoring cycle has not yet completed since rules were added.
Fix: Confirm monitoring is enabled for the resource in the Business Application. If rules were recently added, wait for at least one evaluation cycle to complete, then re-run the agent.
The Related section does not show expected dependent resources
Cause: The dependent resources are not referenced in the target resource's Azure configuration, or they are not yet associated with the Business Application.
Fix: Verify the resource's configuration in the Azure portal to confirm the dependency exists. Resources not tracked in the Business Application will still appear in the Related section if they are referenced in the configuration.
The agent fails to generate a report on Private Hosting
Cause: The Azure OpenAI connection is not configured or has failed validation.
Fix: Navigate to Settings > OpenAI connection and verify the connection is active. See OpenAI setup in Turbo360 for setup steps. SaaS deployments do not require this step.

FAQs

Does the agent work for all resource types in Business Applications?
Yes. The AI resource overview agent is available for every resource type supported in Business Applications. The report sections adapt to the resource type, so some sections (such as Health signals or Related resources) may show different data depending on what Azure surfaces for that resource.
Can the agent generate a report if the resource has no monitoring rules configured?
Yes. If no monitoring data is available, the agent falls back to the resource's configuration and Azure metadata to build the summary. The Health and Monitoring Activity sections will reflect the absence of monitoring data, but the rest of the report is still generated.
Does the report update automatically, or do I need to re-run the agent?
The report is generated on demand each time you trigger the agent. It reflects the resource's current state at the time of the run and is not cached or automatically refreshed. Re-run the agent whenever you need a fresh snapshot.