Azure landing zones are the output of a multi subscription Azure environment that accounts for scale, security, governance, networking, and identity. Azure landing zones enable application migrations and the greenfield development at an enterprise scale in Azure. These zones consider all platform resources required to support the customer's application portfolio and don't differentiate between infrastructure as a service or platform as a service. Source Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework
The aim of this workbook is to visualise core components of an Azure Landing Zone with the focus on the core components. The workbook has no support or warranty from Microsoft. Microsoft is not obligated to provide any support services for this template. Any support provided is "as is" "with all faults" and without warranty of any kind.
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The LZReview folder includes instructions how to import the workbook into your Azure environment. The Resources folder includes screenshots of the workbook.
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