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Resource groups are used to group related resources together under a single entity.
Resource groups are used to group related resources together under a single entity. You can create, delete and rename resource groups at any time.
To create a new resource group:
Log into the Azure portal. Select New from the menu bar on the left side of your screen (or click New).
In the list that appears, select Resource Groups from the dropdown menu at top right corner of this page (or click + Create Resource Group).
Enter an appropriate name for your new resource group in Name field and click Save button below it (we’ll call ours “myResourceGroup”).
Resources can be removed from one resource group and added to another.
You can move resources from one resource group to another.
You can move resources from one subscription to another.
You can move resources from one region to another, or even between regions (for example, if you have an Azure datacenter in West Europe but need more compute capacity for your application in the US).
Finally, if you have multiple accounts and want to take advantage of the latest features offered by each account’s local availability set (LAS) feature, then you may also want to create additional LASs where different numbers of tenants reside within those subsets
You can manage your resources together by using resource groups.
Resource groups are used to manage your Azure resources. You can create, delete, and manage resource groups directly in the Azure portal or by using PowerShell.
Resource groups are managed in the Azure portal. To create a new resource group:
Navigate to your subscription in the left-hand navigation pane
Select Manage > Subscriptions > Resources (or select All subscriptions from the drop-down menu)
Select + Create Resource Group from the ribbon bar at bottom of page
Conclusion
Azure is a cloud computing platform that provides resources and services to developers, IT professionals and other users. The platform has many different types of resources such as databases, websites, storage buckets etc. which can be managed in different ways depending on your needs.
An Azure resource is a manageable item that is available through Azure, such as a virtual machine, storage account, or web app.
Azure Resource Manager is a service that allows you to manage the infrastructure of your application. You can deploy, update, and delete resources in a single, coordinated operation.
A resource group is a logical container for resources that belong to an application.
Resource groups provide several benefits, such as easier management, improved organization, and simplified billing.
You can create a resource group in the Azure portal by clicking on “Resource groups” and then clicking the “Add” button.
A resource provider is a service that provides resources in Azure. Examples of resource providers include Microsoft.Compute (which provides virtual machines) and Microsoft.Storage (which provides storage accounts).
A resource ID is a unique identifier for a resource in Azure. It is used to locate and manage the resource.
You can delete a resource group in the Azure portal by selecting the resource group, clicking “Delete”, and then confirming the deletion.
There is no hard limit on the number of resources that can be in a resource group, but there are practical limits based on performance and management considerations.
A subscription is a logical container for resources, and a resource group is a logical container for resources that belong to an application within a subscription.
Yes, resources in different regions can be grouped in the same resource group.
An Azure Resource Manager template is a JSON file that defines the infrastructure and configuration of resources that are deployed as part of an application. It allows you to automate the deployment of resources in a consistent and repeatable way.
You can move resources between resource groups in the Azure portal by selecting the resource, clicking “Move”, and then selecting the new resource group.
No, a resource can only be a member of one resource group.
Azure tags allow you to categorize and organize resources in a way that is meaningful to your organization. This can simplify management and help with billing and chargeback.
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