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Managing Resource Groups

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Azure Resource Groups (RGs) are logical containers that hold related Azure resources, such as VMs, storage accounts, and databases. With Resource Groups you can:

  • Organise resources by grouping related resources for easier management and monitoring.
  • Simplify security and access control by applying policies and access controls to entire groups.
  • Better manage the lifecycle of resources. You can deploy, update or delete all resources in a group simultaneously.
  • Apply RABC to a resource group to manage permissions for all resources within it.
  • Set up monitoring and alerts at the resource group level to keep track of all the health and performance pf all resources withing the group.

Creating Resource Group

In the Azure portal, navigate to Resource groups, click on + Create, fill in the required details create the resource group.

In Azure CLI:

az group create --name myResourceGroupName --location eastus

In PowerShell:

New-AzResourceGroup -Name myResourceGroupName -Location eastus

 

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