A small town runs a single Azure subscription with a handful of resource groups. When is introducing management groups most clearly justified?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A tiny one-subscription shop does not need a management-group cathedral. Bring management groups in when you have many subscriptions to govern the same way. Scale of subscriptions — not VM count — is the usual trigger.
Full Explanation
Management groups are designed to organize and govern multiple subscriptions under a hierarchy. A small estate with one subscription can often be managed with subscription- and resource-group-scoped controls alone. Introducing management groups becomes valuable when policy and access need consistent inheritance across many subscriptions.