No. Only a portion of the information is available in the Azure Advisor. The rest is buried in logs and KPIs. If you do not have in-depth knowledge and experience with Azure cloud services, you risk making a costly mistake. For example, since the goal is to cut costs, it makes sense at face value to choose the cheapest resource option. However, if you select this option, your performance will slow down dramatically because you’ll be using older servers. Since you pay by usage (aka time), slower performance translates into higher costs. You’ll end up paying more for worse performance. Managing Azure resources to minimize your costs requires a delicate balance and nuanced understanding of the cloud environment and features.