Your organization has a new Azure subscription. You need to grant administrative access to five new cloud engineers. The solution must minimize administrative overhead and align with Azure governance best practices. How should you assign the required access?
- AAssign the required RBAC role directly to the individual Microsoft Entra ID user accounts of the five cloud engineers at the subscription scope.
- BAssign the required RBAC role to the individual cloud engineers using Microsoft Entra Privileged Identity Management (PIM) and configure their assignments to be permanently active.
- Create a Microsoft Entra ID security group, add the five cloud engineers as members, and assign the required RBAC role to the group at the subscription scope.Cevap
- DApply an Azure Policy with the Deny effect to prevent unauthorized resource deployment, and assign individual user access permissions via policy remediation.
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Create a Microsoft Entra ID security group, add the five cloud engineers as members, and assign the required RBAC role to the group at the subscription scope.
The correct approach is to assign the RBAC role to a Microsoft Entra security group. By grouping users, you simplify access control administration. When team members change, you only need to update the group membership rather than managing individual role assignments at the subscription level.
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Group-based access control in Azure RBAC