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Goliat is a self-hosted Microsoft Azure inventory and FinOps dashboard. An Azure Function collects the resources of one or more subscriptions through Azure Resource Graph and ARM, publishes a single JSON snapshot to Blob Storage, and a Next.js backend imports it into PostgreSQL. The web UI, in English and Spanish, offers 73 views across 12 service groups, interactive charts, global search, tag management, cost analysis from Azure Cost Management and an administration panel for the collector.
- Website and interactive demo: https://danieljsaldana.github.io/goliat-cloud-inventory/
- Repository: https://github.com/danieljsaldana/goliat-cloud-inventory
- Author: Daniel J. Saldaña
| I want to… | Read |
|---|---|
| Run Goliat on my machine with fake data | Getting Started |
| Understand how the pieces fit together | Architecture |
| Configure environment variables | Configuration |
| Choose demo login or Microsoft Entra ID | Authentication and Roles |
| Deploy everything to Azure | Deploying to Azure |
| Collect a real inventory | Inventory Collector |
| Know which Azure services are covered | Inventory Views |
| Analyse costs | FinOps |
| Operate the collector, schedule and tags | Administration |
| Run it in containers | Docker |
| Contribute or run the tests | Development and Testing |
| Review the security model | Security |
| Fix a problem | Troubleshooting |
| Learn about the static website and its demo | Product Website |
- Read-only collection. The collector uses Reader permissions and management-plane APIs. It never reads blob contents, Key Vault secrets, account keys or connection strings.
- Atomic snapshots. Each import is one PostgreSQL transaction. A failed import keeps the previous snapshot, and the same blob ETag is never imported twice.
- Server-side credentials. The browser only talks to the backend; cloud and database credentials never reach it.
- Honest data. Missing metrics, insufficient permissions and partial cost results are shown as unavailable, never as zero.
The wiki is a guided overview. The detailed reference lives in the repository: README, docs/, iac/ and functions/. Most reference documents are written in Spanish.
Website / Web · Repository / Repositorio · Report a vulnerability / Comunicar una vulnerabilidad · MIT License / Licencia MIT