Your company is deploying new resources to Azure and wants to implement a metadata strategy to organize resources and categorize billing data. Which of the following statements about Azure resource tags are correct? (Select two.)
- Resources do not automatically inherit tags from the resource group to which they belong.Cevap
- Tags can be used to group and filter cost data within Azure Cost Management.Cevap
- CApplying a tag to a resource group automatically propagates that tag to all resources inside it.
- DTags are primarily used to classify Azure services as Capital Expenditures (CapEx) instead of Operational Expenditures (OpEx).
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Resources do not automatically inherit tags from the resource group to which they belong, and tags can be used to group and filter cost data within Azure Cost Management.
The correct options are that resources do not automatically inherit tags from their parent resource group, and tags can be used to filter and group costs within Azure Cost Management. In Azure, tagging is a manual or policy-driven action on individual resources, and tags do not automatically propagate from resource groups. Once applied, these tags are integrated with billing tools to facilitate cost classification.
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Azure resource tags behave as metadata applied directly to resources and do not support inheritance from resource groups, but they are critical for cost categorization and filtering in Azure Cost Management.