Your company is designing a delegated administration model for a team of database administrators (DBAs) who manage resources across multiple Azure subscriptions. The DBAs require temporary, time-bound permissions to manage Azure SQL databases within a specific subset of subscriptions, adhering to the principle of least privilege.
You plan to implement a custom Azure RBAC role and delegate it using Microsoft Entra Privileged Identity Management (PIM) for Groups.
Which sequence of steps should you perform to implement this governance solution?
- 1Create a new management group and associate the target subscriptions with it.
- 2Create a custom Azure RBAC role with its AssignableScopes set to the resource path of the new management group.
- 3Create a role-assignable security group in Microsoft Entra ID.
- 4Assign the custom Azure RBAC role to the security group at the scope of the management group.
- 5Configure eligible member assignments for the DBAs to the security group in Privileged Identity Management (PIM) for Groups.
Cevap
To implement the delegated administration model, first create the management group to define the scope. Next, create the custom Azure RBAC role and set its assignable scope to that management group. Then, create a role-assignable Microsoft Entra security group. Assign the custom role to the group at the management group scope, and finally, configure eligible member assignments for the DBAs to the group in PIM for Groups.
The correct sequence begins by defining the boundary (creating the management group), which allows for the creation of the custom role referencing that specific scope. A role-assignable group is then created to receive the assignment. The custom role is assigned to the group, and finally, Privileged Identity Management (PIM) for Groups is configured to govern membership of that group dynamically, enforcing JIT access.
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Azure RBAC scope inheritance, custom role assignable scopes, and Microsoft Entra PIM for Groups governance.