In Microsoft Azure, a resource group is a logical container for resources deployed in an Azure subscription. It is used to organize and manage related Azure resources. Resources within a resource group can include virtual machines, storage accounts, virtual networks, web apps, databases, and more.

Key characteristics of Azure resource groups include:

Logical Grouping: Resource groups provide a way to logically organize and manage Azure resources based on their application, environment (such as development or production), or any other criteria that make sense for your deployment.

Lifecycle Management: Resource groups enable you to manage the lifecycle of your resources collectively. When you delete a resource group, all the resources within it are also deleted. This makes it easier to manage and clean up resources as needed.

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Azure RBAC can be applied at the resource group level, allowing you to control who can access or manage resources within the group.

Tagging: You can assign metadata (tags) to resource groups and their resources. Tags are key-value pairs that help you organize and categorize resources for easier management.

Billing and Cost Management: Resource groups provide a way to track and manage costs associated with a specific set of resources. Azure Cost Management and Billing tools can help you analyze costs at the resource group level.


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