Overview
Turbo360 is a cloud operations platform for Azure and Microsoft 365. It gives operations and engineering teams one place to control cost, keep applications healthy, trace business transactions, keep infrastructure documentation current, and manage Microsoft 365 licenses.
You connect Turbo360 to your environment once, then use only the parts you need.
Business value
Turbo360 reduces the operational overhead of managing Azure at scale. Here is what that looks like in day-to-day work:
- If Azure spend creeps up unnoticed, Cost Analyzer shows where the money goes, flags anomalies, and surfaces optimization opportunities.
- If applications fail without warning, Business Applications groups your Azure resources into applications and monitors their health and availability.
- If business transactions are hard to follow, Business Activity Monitoring tracks them end to end across your integrations.
- If documentation goes stale, Azure Documenter generates structured documentation of your Azure environment on demand or on a schedule.
- If Microsoft 365 licenses go unused, Tenant Manager helps you manage licenses, users, and Microsoft Entra ID groups across your tenants.
How it works
Turbo360 connects to your Azure environment through a service principal, and to your Microsoft 365 tenants through an app registration in Microsoft Entra ID. Once connected, each module processes its data independently, so you can use one module or all of them. The four Azure modules are available from a single interface, and Tenant Manager joins them once it is turned on for your account.
All modules are accessible from the Turbo360 Home screen after you sign in. For what each module does and where to start, see Product overview.
FAQs
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Is Turbo360 specific to Azure?
No. Cost Analyzer, Business Applications, Business Activity Monitoring, and Azure Documenter are built for Azure. They connect to Azure subscriptions via a service principal and surface Azure data. Tenant Manager works with Microsoft 365 instead. It connects to your Microsoft 365 tenants through an app registration in Microsoft Entra ID and does not use Azure subscriptions. -
Do I need to deploy anything in my Azure subscription to use Turbo360?
For most modules, no. Turbo360 reads data remotely through the service principal, so no resources are deployed in your Azure subscription. The exception is Business Activity Monitoring with bring-your-own-backend, which requires a deployment. -
How is customer data isolated in Turbo360?
SaaS: Each customer is assigned a dedicated database for Turbo360 application data, ensuring data isolation and easier support and issue resolution.
Private Hosting: Customers deploy Turbo360 in their own Azure subscriptions and resources, providing dedicated access and full control over their instance and data.
