AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Azure Management Groups

Azure management groups provide a way to efficiently manage access policies and compliance for subscriptions. They allow organizing subscriptions into containers, applying governance conditions, and creating custom hierarchies. Management groups enable policy targeting, budget management, and inheritance across subscriptions. They also facilitate compliance and cost reporting by business units or teams. All subscriptions within a management group inherit the applied conditions, such as limiting VM creation regions. This concept helps manage access, enforce policies, and ensure compliance across Azure resources.

What is the primary purpose of Azure management groups?

• To create new Azure regions

• To organize subscriptions and apply governance conditions

• To manage virtual machines

• To develop custom applications

How do management groups help in aligning an organization?

• By offering discounts on subscriptions

• By creating custom hierarchies and grouping

• By providing free Azure credits

• By automatically generating reports

What happens to subscriptions within a management group when conditions are applied?

• They are moved to a different group

• They are deleted

• They automatically inherit the conditions

• They require manual updates

Which of the following is an example of a policy that can be applied to a management group?

• Limiting the number of users

• Restricting virtual machine creation to specific regions

• Increasing storage capacity

• Reducing network bandwidth

Why are management groups considered a new concept in Azure?

• They are designed for personal use only

• They are used to create new Azure services

• They were introduced to manage access and enforce policies across subscriptions

• They provide a platform for developing applications