AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Create Management Groups using PowerShell and UI

The video tutorial explains how to create management groups in Azure using the portal, PowerShell, and Azure CLI. It highlights that management groups cannot be created using resource manager templates. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for creating management groups via the Azure portal and PowerShell, including setting up identifiers and display names. It also discusses the limitations of using JSON templates and the importance of verifying management group creation.

Which of the following methods cannot be used to create a management group in Azure?

• Azure Portal

• PowerShell

• Azure CLI

• Resource Manager Template

What is true about the management group ID in Azure?

• It is a unique identifier used for commands.

• It can be created using a JSON template.

• It can be changed after creation.

• It is the same as the display name.

What is the purpose of the display name in a management group?

• It is used for display purposes in the Azure portal.

• It cannot be changed once set.

• It is a mandatory field.

• It is the same as the management group ID.

What is a key feature of creating a child management group?

• It must have the same ID as the parent group.

• It must be created using PowerShell.

• It can be created under an existing management group.

• It cannot have a display name.

What is required to use PowerShell for creating a management group?

• A child management group

• A storage account mapped to the cloud shell

• A display name

• A JSON template

Which command is used to create a new management group in PowerShell?

• Set-ManagementGroup

• New-ManagementGroup

• Create-ManagementGroup

• Add-ManagementGroup

What is a limitation of using JSON templates for management groups?

• They can only create child management groups.

• They require a display name.

• They cannot be used to create management groups.

• They can only be used in the Azure portal.