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# Open in Azure Portal
### Description
The Open In Azure Portal action is designed to provide quick access to the Azure portal for a specific resource. By using the context of the current state, this action constructs the appropriate URL and presents it as a clickable button.
### Display Criteria
By default, this Action is disabled and when enabled will appear for all the azurerm resources. If you want to display this action only for certain resources, please check [display criteria](#display-criteria).
### Usage
* Navigate to the `Workspace Overview` or the `Visual State` and click a resource name.
* In the Resource Drawer, click the Open in Azure button.
* You will be able to see the Azure portal for that resource.
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