Tools: Creating a Resource group in Azure portal

Steps in Azure Portal Resource groups are logical containers for Azure resources (VMs, databases, storage accounts, etc.).You can apply tags for cost tracking and management. You can group resources by lifecycle or project (e.g., all dev resources in one group). To create a Resource Group in the Azure portal, here’s a clear step-by-step guide: Sign in Go to Azure Portal and log in with your Azure account. Navigate to Resource Groups Create New Resource Group Fill in Required Details Please like and share. Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. Hide child comments as well For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse - Sign in Go to Azure Portal and log in with your Azure account. - Navigate to Resource Groups On the left-hand menu, select Resource groups. If you don’t see it, use the search bar at the top and type Resource groups. - On the left-hand menu, select Resource groups. - If you don’t see it, use the search bar at the top and type Resource groups. - Create New Resource Group Click + Create. You’ll be taken to the Create a resource group page. - Click + Create. - You’ll be taken to the Create a resource group page. - Fill in Required Details Subscription: Choose the Azure subscription where you want the resource group. Resource group name: Enter a unique name (e.g. storager). Region: Select the location (e.g. East US). This determines where metadata is stored. - Subscription: Choose the Azure subscription where you want the resource group. - Resource group name: Enter a unique name (e.g. storager). - Region: Select the location (e.g. East US). This determines where metadata is stored. - On the left-hand menu, select Resource groups. - If you don’t see it, use the search bar at the top and type Resource groups. - Click + Create. - You’ll be taken to the Create a resource group page. - Subscription: Choose the Azure subscription where you want the resource group. - Resource group name: Enter a unique name (e.g. storager). - Region: Select the location (e.g. East US). This determines where metadata is stored. - Review + Create Click Review + create. Azure will validate your settings. If everything looks good, click Create. - Click Review + create. - Azure will validate your settings. - If everything looks good, click Create. - Confirmation After deployment, you’ll see a notification. Your new resource group will now appear in the list. - After deployment, you’ll see a notification. - Your new resource group will now appear in the list. - Click Review + create. - Azure will validate your settings. - If everything looks good, click Create. - After deployment, you’ll see a notification. - Your new resource group will now appear in the list.