A startup company is setting up a new production environment on Microsoft Azure. They decide to deploy their backend services and storage accounts to a resource group named 'prod-rg' located in the Northern Europe region. To automate this process, they choose to use Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates. Which of the following is a valid capability or rule when deploying these resources?
- AThe startup must create a nested resource group inside 'prod-rg' to separate the storage accounts from the backend services.
- BThe ARM template must specify a step-by-step sequence of commands to manually install and configure each service in order.
- The storage accounts can be deployed to the West Europe region while 'prod-rg' is located in the Northern Europe region.Answer
- DAll resources defined in the template will automatically inherit the Northern Europe region and cannot be deployed in any other location.
Answer
The storage accounts can be deployed to the West Europe region while the containing resource group 'prod-rg' is located in the Northern Europe region.
The correct option is valid because resources do not need to be in the same geographic region as the resource group containing them. The resource group's region only specifies where metadata about the resources is stored, while the actual resources can be deployed to any supported region worldwide.
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Key Concept
Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates and Resource Group capabilities
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