Summer interns need limited rights on one parks-and-recreation resource group. Which RBAC practice best follows least privilege?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Least privilege is "the smallest key for the smallest room." Interns get a narrow role on one resource group—not Owner of the whole subscription. Big keys for tiny jobs are how accidents happen.
Full Explanation
Least privilege means granting only the permissions required, at the narrowest practical scope. Narrow roles on a resource group are appropriate for interns; subscription Owner, shared global admin credentials, or anonymous Contributor access violate that principle. AZ-900 emphasizes describing this RBAC scoping mindset.