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Exam AZ900 Topics: architecture Difficulty: medium

A software company reorganizes its teams, and the resources of a transferred project — virtual machines, storage accounts, and a database — must now live in a different resource group. All of the involved resource types support the move operation, and the team wants to keep the same resources running, without recreating anything. What is the correct approach?

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  1. A. Export the resources' configurations, delete the resources, and redeploy everything inside the new group
  2. B. Keep the resources where they are, because resources stay in the group where they were created for their entire lifetime
  3. C. Use the Azure move operation to transfer the resources into the new resource group, keeping the same resources running
  4. D. Move the whole subscription into a management group owned by the receiving team, which transfers the resource group along with it
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Correct answer: Use the Azure move operation to transfer the resources into the new resource group, keeping the same resources running

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/management/move-resource-group-and-subscription

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