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CCOInsights

Welcome to the Continuous Cloud Optimization Power BI Dashboard GitHub Project. In this repository you will find all the guidance and files needed to deploy the Dashboard in your environment to take benefit of a single pane of glass to get insights about your Azure resources and services.

CCOInsights is an open-source paas and app hosting project on GitHub under the MIT license (permissive), with 760 stars. Its last push was 42 days ago.

Stars
760
License
MIT
Activity
Active

Code on GitHub Website

Judgement

What it is
Template or starter
What it does
A set of Power BI Desktop reports that pull data from Azure REST APIs to show an Azure estate's resources, costs, advisor findings and DevOps activity.
Adopt it when
Your operations team runs on Azure and already uses Power BI for reporting.
Watch out
Community-maintained by Microsoft staff with no releases, and Azure's own portal tools overlap with it.
Ready for
Usable
Runs as
Desktop app
Built with
Power Query, DAX and PowerShell
How established
Established: started 8 years ago, no tagged release yet.
What the license allows
You can build it into a product you sell, as long as you keep its copyright notice.

Judged on 2026-11-03 from the project's README and GitHub data. The license and age lines are worked out directly.

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