Governance
Overview
Overview
Governance provides mechanisms and processes to maintain control over your applications and resources in Azure. It involves planning your initiatives and setting strategic priorities. Governance in Azure is primarily implemented with two services. Azure Policy allows you to create, assign, and manage policy definitions to enforce rules for your resources. This feature keeps those resources in compliance with your corporate standards. Azure Cost Management allows you to track cloud usage and expenditures for your Azure resources and other cloud providers.
Getting Started
Getting Started
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To help you better understand the array of Governance controls implemented within Microsoft Azure from both the customer's and Microsoft operations' perspectives, this...
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Get a step by step introduction to using Azure for your cloud infrastructure with this Packt e-book. Read the latest edition of the Azure Strategy and Implementation Guide for...
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Whether it is per business unit, per application or both, many customers have a need to enable policy based management to meet external compliance regulations or internal...
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In the second edition, you’ll find best practices and guidance on how to get started, and which applications to consider first in your cloud migration. After the technical...
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The hybrid cloud environment disrupts IT with undefined roles, responsibilities, and activities. IT teams are challenged to adopt and realize rapid value from the cloud....
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Azure provides a built-in set of tools that enables governance at scale. In this session we will go deep into how to apply governance mechanisms throughout all your resources...
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Learn from Microsoft Core Services Engineering & Operations (CSEO)—the IT experts who run the critical products and services that power Microsoft—how it is transforming its...
