Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) Practice Exam

What acts as a logical container for resources deployed on Azure?

1. Resource Group

2. Resource Manager

3. Tags

4. Azure Group

The correct answer is: Resource Group

The correct answer is Resource Group. A Resource Group in Azure serves as a logical container that holds related resources for an Azure solution. It allows users to manage and organize resources that share a common lifecycle, such as those that need to be deployed together or managed together. Features such as role-based access control, policies, and billing can be applied at the resource group level, which provides a streamlined way to manage, monitor, and deploy resources collectively. The other options, while relevant to Azure resource management, do not fit the description in the question. Resource Manager is the service that manages the infrastructure to deploy and manage resources, but it does not serve as a physical or logical container itself. Tags are used for organizing and categorizing resources for management purposes, but they do not act as containers. The term Azure Group is not a recognized term in Azure’s resource management architecture and does not specifically refer to a container for resources.