A management group is a container above Azure subscriptions that lets organizations arrange many subscriptions into one hierarchy; access and policies assigned there are inherited by every subscription underneath.
Once an Azure tenant grows past a handful of subscriptions, permissions, policies and costs drift out of control. This Simply Explained episode is for admins and cloud teams who need a clear map of the Azure hierarchy. It shows how management groups and…
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A management group is the folder above your subscriptions and carries the rules. Permissions and policies flow down the tree from it, so you can set a rule once for many subscriptions instead of repeating it in each one. · From the episode: Azure Management Groups and Subscriptions …
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