CloudBound Application Intelligence
See the application as a system.
Azure can tell you what you own. It cannot tell you what an application is. CloudBound assembles the services, dependencies, identity, security, health, recovery, change and cost evidence that define an application—then lets you investigate it as one system, inside your own subscription.
Built for the moment a question spans six consoles and nobody owns the answer.
“If this application failed tonight, what would break, would we see it, who could change it, and could we recover it?”
orders-agent.Order exception handling · writes to production data
Application topology
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What this application is
orders-agent is a production AI agent that works order exceptions and writes the results back. It runs on Azure Container Apps, reasons with a model deployment in Azure AI Foundry, reads supporting documents from Microsoft 365, and writes results back to the production order database. It calls an external payment processor that sits outside the boundary CloudBound can observe.
What deserves attention
- The agent can write to the production database. Its identity holds a write role on sql-orders-prod, not a read role.
- Conditional Access cannot be scoped to that identity. It authenticates as a managed identity, and Microsoft excludes managed identities from Conditional Access policy. Access reviews are the control that applies.
- It reads a document set that is broadly shared. 41% of the sites it can reach are open to the entire tenant, and so to any agent acting on a user's behalf.
Where the evidence stops
- Whether a human approves what it writes. No approval step is visible from Azure. If that control exists, it lives inside the application.
- What the agent actually retrieved or wrote. CloudBound reads configuration and control-plane evidence, never prompts, documents or row contents.
- One relationship is indicated but not confirmed. It is drawn as a candidate rather than asserted as fact.
The visual is the interface. The intelligence is the model underneath it.
What the evidence is worth
Three states. Never a fourth.
Every component, relationship and finding carries one of these three states. An overlay with no data for a component says so — that is an empty result, not a clean bill of health.
See the application as a system
Not a resource list. The components that make the application work, and the dependencies between them.
Investigate in context
A security finding, an unhealthy dependency, a privileged identity or a recovery gap means something different once you can see where it sits.
Know where the evidence stops
CloudBound separates what it verified from what it inferred and what it cannot see. Missing visibility never becomes quiet reassurance.
One application.
Multiple perspectives.
Move from the interactive application view to focused findings, detailed data, or an executive report—without losing the context of the application you're investigating.
How you reach it
Ask in chat. Open Application Intelligence when you need to go deeper.
Most questions are answered where your team already works, in the AI assistant your organization already trusts. When the answer is bigger than a paragraph—when it needs components, dependencies and the evidence attached to each one—Application Intelligence assembles the application on demand.
Your AI is the interface. CloudBound is the intelligence.
Stop investigating Azure one resource at a time.
Application Intelligence turns cloud evidence into an application you can actually reason about.