Knowledge check

  1. Which of the following can be used to manage governance across multiple Azure subscriptions?
    • Azure initiatives
    • Management groups
      Management groups facilitate the hierarchical ordering of Azure resources into collections,
      at a level of scope above subscriptions.
      Distinct governance conditions can be applied to each management group,
      along with Azure Policy and Azure role-based access controls, to manage Azure subscriptions effectively.
      The resources and subscriptions assigned to a management group automatically inherit the conditions applied to the management group.
    • Resource groups
  2. Which of the following is a logical unit of Azure services that links to an Azure account?
    • Azure subscription
      That’s correct.
      An Azure subscription is a logical unit of Azure services that links to an Azure account.
      An Azure subscription is an object that represents a container that you can put resources in.
      Subscriptions are tied to tenants, so one tenant can have many subscriptions, but not vice versa.
    • Management group
      That’s incorrect.
      Management groups are used to help with planning and tracking your Azure spend.
      Management groups facilitate the hierarchical ordering of Azure resources into collections, at a level of scope above subscriptions.
    • Resource group
      That’s incorrect.
      Resource groups hold resources like virtual machines and storage.
      They work inside the Azure accounts.
    • Public cloud
  3. Which of the following features does not apply to resource groups?
    • Resources can be in only one resource group.
    • Role-based access control can be applied to the resource group.
    • Resource groups can be nested.
      That’s correct.
      Resource groups cannot be nested.
  4. Which of the following statements is a valid statement about an Azure subscription?
    • Using Azure doesn’t require a subscription.
    • An Azure subscription is a logical unit of Azure services.
      That’s correct.
      A subscription is a set of Azure services bundled together for tracking and billing purposes.
      Resource access control occurs at the subscription level.
      Organizations use Azure subscriptions to manage and govern their Azure resources
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