Management & GovernanceQuestion 77 of 100
In RBAC, what does the 'scope' of a role assignment determine?
a.The set of resources to which the granted permissions apply
b.The color of the resource icon
c.The physical datacenter used
d.The billing currency
Explanation
The scope defines where a role's permissions take effect, such as a management group, subscription, resource group, or individual resource. Assigning at a broad scope grants access to everything beneath it. Choosing the narrowest appropriate scope supports least-privilege access.
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