An operator deletes a resource group that held a city’s pilot chatbot resources. What is the expected scope of that deletion?
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Short Explanation
Deleting a resource group is like tossing one labeled bin — everything in the bin goes, the warehouse stays. The subscription is still there, and other groups are untouched. That is why pilots belong in their own group.
Full Explanation
Deleting a resource group removes the resources contained in that group. It does not delete the parent subscription or resources stored in other resource groups. Understanding that lifecycle boundary is essential when staging temporary environments beside production estates.