Exam AZ-900 topic 1 question 101 discussion

Shouldn't the answer be B? Msftlearn: "Azure management groups are containers for managing compliances across multiple subscriptions."

I cant even see the underlined text, is anyone else having issues with this. I also chose management groups for this answer

Azure policies are designed to enforce compliance and governance across multiple subscriptions. They ensure that resources follow organizational rules, such as location restrictions, required tags, or allowed VM types.

Azure Policy is the tool that enforces compliance. It allows you to audit and enforce rules (e.g., allowed VM sizes, tagging, location restrictions) across multiple subscriptions. It evaluates resources and marks them as compliant or non-compliant.

The underlined text in the statement is incorrect. Resource groups in Azure are primarily used for organizing and managing related resources within a single subscription, rather than across multiple subscriptions. To manage compliance of Azure resources across multiple subscriptions, organizations should utilize Management groups. Management groups allow for the hierarchical organization of subscriptions and enable governance and compliance policies to be applied at scale. Therefore, the correct answer is B. Management groups.

After chat with ChatGPT: Management groups MANAGE compliance whereas Policies ENFORCE compliance. ChatGPT "Here's the reasoning: Management Groups are the organizational container for multiple subscriptions. You can apply governance policies (like Azure Policies) to the Management Group, which then propagate to the subscriptions under that group. Azure Policies are the tools that help enforce compliance rules, but they themselves need to be applied to a Management Group to manage compliance across multiple subscriptions."

B sound about right, policies can be added at the MG level

Azure Policy is the resource that provides organizations with the ability to manage the compliance of Azure resources across multiple subscriptions.

The correct answer is C. Azure policies. Resource groups are containers that hold related Azure resources. While they help organize resources, they don't directly manage compliance across multiple subscriptions. Azure policies are the key mechanism for managing compliance across multiple subscriptions. They define rules that can be applied at the management group level, ensuring that resources within those subscriptions adhere to specific standards and configurations. Azure App Service plans are a platform for building, deploying, and scaling web, mobile, and API applications. They are not directly related to managing compliance across subscriptions. Therefore, the statement should be: "Azure policies provide organizations with the ability to manage the compliance of Azure resources across multiple subscriptions."

B. Management Groups Tenant > Management Groups > Subscription > Resource Groups This is part of Governance. If you understand governance then you will understand this question.

Yes, you are right it is B

Azure Policies: They provide organizations the ability to manage the compliance of Azure resources by defining and enforcing rules across subscriptions, ensuring resources meet governance standards. Management Groups: They enable organizations to group subscriptions into a hierarchy for centralized governance. You can apply Azure Policies and other controls at the management group level to manage compliance across multiple subscriptions efficiently. So its Azure policies

Azure Policies: They provide organizations the ability to manage the compliance of Azure resources by defining and enforcing rules across subscriptions, ensuring resources meet governance standards. Management Groups: They enable organizations to group subscriptions into a hierarchy for centralized governance. You can apply Azure Policies and other controls at the management group level to manage compliance across multiple subscriptions efficiently. Both are complementary: Management Groups are for organizing subscriptions, and Azure Policies enforce compliance.

B. perplexity.ai: While Azure Policies are crucial for enforcing compliance within resources, the original statement specifically pertains to managing compliance across multiple subscriptions, which is the role of Management Groups. Therefore, the correct answer to replace "Resource groups" in that statement is B. Management groups, as they are specifically designed for cross-subscription governance and compliance management.

Lets think the other way. Same question without " across multiple subscription" Got a Hit?? >> Its Azure Policy. NOTE: Management grps can help manage multiple groups,subscription,...

Management Groups: These allow organizations to manage access, policies, and compliance across multiple subscriptions. Management groups provide a way to apply governance, compliance, and organizational policies at a higher level, across multiple subscriptions within the same Azure Active Directory (AD) tenant. Azure Policies: These enforce rules and compliance at different scopes, such as subscriptions or management groups, but they don't directly manage compliance across subscriptions.

Azure management groups are containers for managing compliances across multiple subscriptions.