Management & GovernanceQuestion 76 of 100
How can Azure Policy remediate a resource that is created without a required tag?
a.It deletes the entire subscription
b.It encrypts the resource
c.It increases the resource's size
d.It can be configured to deny the deployment or automatically add the missing tag
Explanation
Azure Policy supports effects such as 'deny,' which blocks non-compliant deployments, and 'modify' or 'append,' which can add a required tag. This ensures resources meet standards either by prevention or automatic correction. Remediation tasks can also fix existing non-compliant resources.
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