Azure Resource Manager Description
Azure Resource Manager serves as the central service for managing and deploying resources within the Azure ecosystem. It acts as a management interface that allows users to create, modify, and remove resources tied to their Azure accounts. To ensure security and organization post-deployment, users can utilize features such as access control, locks, and tags. When a request is made through various Azure tools, APIs, or SDKs, it is directed to Resource Manager, which then authenticates and authorizes the request before passing it to the corresponding Azure service for execution. This uniform handling of requests through a single API guarantees consistent outcomes and features across all tools. Whether using the Azure portal, PowerShell, Azure CLI, REST APIs, or client SDKs, users can access the same functionalities seamlessly. Moreover, any features first introduced through APIs are typically integrated into the portal within a maximum of 180 days following their initial launch, ensuring users have timely access to new capabilities. This streamlined process enhances user experience and resource management efficiency within Azure.
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