Management & GovernanceQuestion 78 of 100
What is a primary advantage of using management groups for governance?
a.They store application secrets
b.Policies and access assigned at a management group are inherited by all subscriptions within it
c.They provide serverless compute
d.They cache web content
Explanation
Management groups let you apply governance such as Azure Policy and RBAC across many subscriptions at once. Assignments made at the management group level are inherited by all contained subscriptions and resources. This ensures consistent policy across a large organization.
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