An administrator creates a resource group named RG-Finance in the West US region. The administrator needs to deploy a database resource that must physically reside in the East US region. Additionally, the administrator wants to create a nested resource group named RG-Data inside RG-Finance to isolate the database's access permissions.
Which of the following statements correctly describes the feasibility of this configuration?
- The configuration is not supported because resource groups cannot be nested, although Azure resources can reside in a different region than their containing resource group.Cevap
- BThe configuration is not supported because all resources inside a resource group must be deployed in the same region as the resource group, and nesting resource groups is not allowed.
- CThe configuration is fully supported because resource groups can be nested up to nine levels deep, and resources can reside in any region regardless of the resource group's location.
- DThe configuration is fully supported because resource groups can contain other resource groups as long as all resources are bound to the same Azure subscription.
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The configuration is not supported because resource groups cannot be nested, although Azure resources can reside in a different region than their containing resource group.
The correct option is that the configuration is not supported because resource groups cannot be nested, although Azure resources can reside in a different region than their containing resource group. In Azure, resource groups are flat containers and cannot be nested within one another. However, resources do not inherit the region of their resource group; they can be deployed in different regions to meet compliance, residency, or latency needs.
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Azure Resource Group organizational and regional boundaries