Azure Resource Group

An Azure Resource Group is a logical container within Azure cloud that holds related resources for an Azure solution and manages them as a single entity.

Context:
- It can include all Azure Resources for a solution, or only those resources that an organization wants to manage as a group.
- It can have resources that share the same lifecycle, so they can be easily deployed, updated, and deleted as a group.
- It can store metadata about the resources, specifying where that metadata is stored, often for compliance reasons.
- It can be a part of Azure Subscription.
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Example(s):
- One containing Virtual Machines, Virtual Networks, and Storage Accounts for a web application.
- One for managing all resources related to a specific department within an organization.
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Counter-Example(s):
- A single Azure Resource managed individually, not as part of a group.
- A GCP ____.
- An AWS ____.
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References

How Azure Resource Manager Works." In: Microsoft Learn.
- QUOTE:
- What is an Azure resource group? Each resource in Azure must belong to a resource group. A resource group is a logical container that associates multiple resources so you can manage them as a single entity, based on lifecycle and security. For example, you can create or delete resources as a group if the resources share a similar lifecycle, such as the resources for an n-tier application. In other words, everything that you create, manage, and deprecate together is associated within a resource group. Recommended best practice is to associate resource groups, and the resources they contain, with an Azure subscription.