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Manage an Azure Cloud Connection

After setup, each connection has a detail view on the Cloud Connections page showing the tenant name, Azure Tenant ID, authorization timestamp, and a table of authorized subscriptions. Use the Actions () menu at the top right to manage the connection.

Cloud Connections detail view showing the Demo Tenant with its tenant ID, authorization date, and a subscriptions table with two entries.

Use the Search subscriptions field on the right side of the Subscriptions table header to quickly locate a subscription by name or ID when a tenant has many subscriptions.

Verify a Connection

Select Verify Connection from the Actions menu to re-check that NodeZero can still authenticate to the tenant. This is useful after making changes to roles or permissions in Azure.

Actions menu open with Verify Connection highlighted.

Repair a Connection

If a connection is in an error state, select Repair Connection from the Actions menu to re-run the setup flow and restore access.

Actions menu open with Repair Connection highlighted.

NodeZero will generate a new PowerShell script. Re-run it in Azure Cloud Shell to update the subscription-level role assignments.

Add Subscriptions

Select Add Subscriptions from the Actions menu to authorize additional subscriptions under the existing tenant connection.

Actions menu open with Add Subscriptions highlighted.

The form accepts Subscription IDs manually (Add IDs tab) or via CSV upload — the same options available during initial setup.

Add Subscriptions modal with a Subscription ID field, an Add Another Subscription button, and an Add Subscriptions button.

Click Add Subscriptions to save. After adding, NodeZero will provide an updated PowerShell script — re-run it in Azure Cloud Shell to assign the custom role to the new subscriptions.

Update Azure Connection modal showing the PowerShell script to run in Cloud Shell, with a Copy button and a Verify button.

Remove a Subscription

Click the Delete button () on any row in the Subscriptions table to remove that subscription from the connection.

Subscriptions table with the delete icon highlighted on the Azure 2.0 row.

Confirm the removal in the dialog that appears.

Remove Subscription confirmation dialog with a Cancel button and a red Remove Subscription button.

After removing a subscription, NodeZero will provide a PowerShell script – re-run it in Azure Cloud Shell to remove the role assignment from that subscription.

Update Azure Connection modal showing the PowerShell script to run in Cloud Shell, with a Copy button and a Verify button.

Delete a Connection

Select Delete Connection from the Actions menu to remove the entire tenant connection from NodeZero.

Actions menu open with Delete Connection highlighted.

Confirm the deletion in the dialog that appears.

Delete Azure Connection confirmation dialog asking to confirm deletion of Demo Tenant, with a red Delete Connection button.

After deletion, NodeZero shows the cleanup script and instructions for removing the Azure-side resources.

Post-deletion screen showing a PowerShell cleanup script and a note to delete the enterprise app in Azure.

Run the Cleanup Script

The script removes all role assignments and the custom role definition from your subscriptions. Run it in Azure Cloud Shell (PowerShell).

Delete the Enterprise App

The cleanup script does not remove the enterprise app. To fully clean up your Azure environment:

  1. Navigate to the Enterprise applications page and click on the Horizon3 Cloud Connector app.
  2. In the left nav, expand the Manage section and click Properties.
  3. In the command bar near the top of the page, click Delete.

Enterprise App Properties page and Delete button location.