Guiding principles of the project are stated in Cloud Charts Manifesto. This article describes the main drivers behind Azure Charts project and the basis ideas of the implementation.
Based on ideas from Cloud Charts Manifesto, Azure Charts project communicates current cloud state in terms of dimensions, services and VM instance types are measured in.
Main patterns introduced in Azure Charts project to test the ideas stated in Cloud Charts Manifesto and to create a cloud state communication channel for Microsoft Azure.
Azure Portal dashboard is a great way to create a focused workspace for your day-to-day activities related to Azure. If you use Azure Charts tools regularly, you can add the shortcuts to them to your dashboards.
There is a variety of cloud topics which are important to us. Some of them are evolving very fast and will likely form the future of the cloud, makes sense to keep an eye on them.
To help learning Azure in a focused way and staying up-to-date in your knowledge, there is a suite of interactive charts introduced recently which you can find under the Learning menu in the navigation bar.
Is there an Azure service that is currently most important for you? If there is one (or a couple), you are likely interested in most essential stats for it on a single pane of glass.
How to use charts based on Guided Exploration Map (“Explorer”) pattern: Azure Solution Explorer, Azure Template Explorer, Azure Customer Story Explorer, Azure Learning Explorer.
Azure Charts demos and overviews
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