AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Moving Resources

The video tutorial explains the process of moving resources between different resource groups or subscriptions. It highlights that during the move, both the source and target groups are logged, and write and delete operations are blocked until the move is complete. However, resources are not frozen, and applications accessing them, such as virtual machines, will not experience downtime.

What happens to the source and target groups when resources are moved?

• They are logged during the operation.

• They are duplicated.

• They are deleted.

• They are merged into one group.

What operations are blocked on the resource group during a move?

• Write and delete operations

• Network operations

• Backup operations

• Read operations

Can you add new resources to a resource group during a move?

• No, you cannot add new resources.

• Yes, you can add new resources.

• Yes, but only if they are small.

• No, but you can update existing ones.

Does the lock on resource groups mean the resources are frozen?

• No, but they cannot be updated.

• Yes, but only for a short time.

• No, they can still be accessed.

• Yes, they are completely frozen.

What is the impact on applications accessing a virtual machine during its move to a new resource group?

• The applications will need to be restarted.

• The applications will experience downtime.

• The applications will continue without downtime.

• The applications will crash.