Management & GovernanceQuestion 81 of 100
Which Azure governance tool would you use to package policies, role assignments, and resource templates as a repeatable, enforceable set?
a.Azure Blueprints
b.Azure Blob Storage
c.Azure Cache for Redis
d.Azure DNS
Explanation
Azure Blueprints lets you define a repeatable set of governance artifacts including policies, RBAC role assignments, and resource templates. You can deploy these consistently to new environments to ensure they start compliant. This standardizes how subscriptions are set up.
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