Management & GovernanceQuestion 96 of 100
Which governance approach helps ensure resources are deployed only in approved geographic regions?
a.Applying a ReadOnly resource lock
b.Assigning the Reader RBAC role
c.Enabling zone-redundant storage
d.Using an Azure Policy that restricts allowed locations
Explanation
A common Azure Policy restricts the regions in which resources may be deployed to an approved list. This supports data-residency and compliance requirements by preventing deployments elsewhere. Non-compliant deployment attempts are blocked or flagged.
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