AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Resource Tagging

The video tutorial explains how to organize resources using tags in Azure. Tags consist of a name and a value, and they help categorize resources for better management. The tutorial covers how to apply tags, their benefits for billing and organization, and limitations such as the maximum number of tags allowed. It also highlights that tags applied to resource groups are not inherited by individual resources. The use of PowerShell CLI and APIs for tagging is also mentioned.

What is the primary purpose of using tags in Azure?

• To enhance the security of resources

• To organize and categorize resources

• To increase the speed of resource deployment

• To reduce the cost of resources

How can tags be beneficial for billing purposes in Azure?

• They eliminate the need for manual billing

• They allow for the automatic payment of bills

• They help in grouping billing data for analysis

• They provide discounts on resource usage

What is the maximum number of tags that can be applied to a resource or resource group in Azure?

• 25

• 15

• 10

• 20

Which of the following is true about tags applied to a resource group in Azure?

• They are automatically inherited by all resources within the group

• They reduce the cost of resources within the group

• They are not inherited by resources within the group

• They double the number of tags allowed on resources

Which tools can be used to tag resources in Azure?

• Azure Portal only

• PowerShell CLI, APIs, and Azure Portal

• Only custom APIs

• Only third-party tools