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New Azure Class Notes

The document discusses Azure subscriptions, deployment models, and Resource Manager terminology. It explains that an Azure subscription contains resources and defines limits, subscriptions are associated with accounts, and billing occurs at the subscription level. It describes the classic and Resource Manager deployment models, noting Resource Manager allows grouping related resources and applying access controls and tags. It constraints the services that support both models and requirements to use the same model when operating resources. Finally, it defines Resource, Resource Group, Resource Provider, and Resource Manager Template.

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New Azure Class Notes

The document discusses Azure subscriptions, deployment models, and Resource Manager terminology. It explains that an Azure subscription contains resources and defines limits, subscriptions are associated with accounts, and billing occurs at the subscription level. It describes the classic and Resource Manager deployment models, noting Resource Manager allows grouping related resources and applying access controls and tags. It constraints the services that support both models and requirements to use the same model when operating resources. Finally, it defines Resource, Resource Group, Resource Provider, and Resource Manager Template.

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Azure Class Notes


Date: Latest

Azure Subscriptions
● An Azure Subscription is the basic unit where all resources are contained. It also
defines several limits with in Azure, such as number of cores, resources, etc.

● Azure subscription allows subscribing to microsoft azure services and provide


access to management portal. When you register for microsoft Azure, by default,
you will have an Azure account and an Azure subscription.

● Azure subscriptions are associated to accounts and there can be one or more
subscriptions per account. Azure records billing information at the subscription
level.resources like virtual machines or virtual networks exists in one of those
subscriptions.
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Deployment Models
Classic Deployment Models
● Azure originally provided only the classic deployment model. In this model each
resource existed independently, There was no way to group related resources
together instead, you had to manually track which resources made up your
solution or application and remember to manage them in a coordinated
approach.

Resource Manager
● In 2014 Azure introduced Resource Manager which added the concept of a
resource group. A resource group is a container for resources that share a
common lifecycle the Resource Manager deployment model provides several
benefits.

○ You can deploy, manage, and monitor all the services for your solution as
a group.

○ You can apply access control to all resources in your resource group.

○ You can apply tags to resources to logically organize all the resources in
your subscription.

Deployment models Constraints


● Virtual machines, storage accounts and virtual networks are only Azure services
that support both Resource manager and classic deployment models.

● For virtual machines, storage accounts and virtual networks, if the resource was
created through classic deployment, you must continue to operate on it through
classic operations.

● If the virtual machine, storage account or virtual networks was created through
Resource Manager deployment, you must continue using Resource Manager
Operations.
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● Resources can be migrated from classic deployment into Azure Resource


Manager.

Resource Manager Terminology

Resource:
● A manageable item that is available through Azure.

○ Eg: Virtual Machine, Storage Account, web apps.

Resource Group:
● A container that holds related resources for an Azure Solution.

Resource Provider:
● A service that supplies that resources you can deploy and manage through
Resource Manager. Each resource provider offers operations for working with
the resources that are deployed.

○ Eg: Microsoft.compute, microsoft.storage

Resource Manager Template:


● A JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) file that defines one or more resources to
deploy to a resource group. It also defines the dependencies between the
deployed resources. The template can be used to deploy the resources
consistently and repeatedly.

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