PSRule for Azure - Azure.ResourceGroup.Name (2024)

FAQs

What should be the resource group name in Azure? ›

When naming Azure resources, resource names must meet service requirements. The requirements for Resource Group names are: Between 1 and 90 characters long. Alphanumerics, underscores, parentheses, hyphens, periods.

Are resource group names case sensitive? No, Azure resource group names aren't case sensitive. They're treated as case-insensitive, meaning "ResourceGroup1" and "resourcegroup1" are considered the same.

PSRule for Azure is a pre-built set of tests and documentation to help you configure Azure solutions. These tests allow you to check your Infrastructure as Code ( IaC ) before or after deployment to Azure.

The Azure portal and the Access Panel portal show the naming policy-enforced name when the user enters a group name when creating or editing a group. When a user enters a custom blocked word, an error message with the blocked word appears so that the user can remove it.

For example, a payroll or billing application would align to a single Azure cloud subscription, with resource groups for each environment—development, testing, staging and so on—rolled up underneath that subscription.

Enter a unique name for the resource group. This can include alphanumeric characters, underscores, parentheses, hyphens, and periods – with the exception that a resource group name can't end with a period. Note: Resource group names are case insensitive. Some APIs will return a resource group name in a different case.

Azure Batch is a compute management platform from Azure that allows for large-scale parallel batch workloads to be run in the cloud. Azure Batch has made the provisioning of many scalable high-performance resources easy and affordable to end-users.

Custom Event Triggers: Azure Data Factory allows you to automate data processing using custom event triggers. This feature allows you to automatically execute a certain action when a certain event occurs. Data Preview and Validation: During the Data Copy activity, tools are provided for previewing and validating data.

Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), now known as Microsoft Entra ID, is an identity and access management solution from Microsoft that helps organizations secure and manage identities for hybrid and multicloud environments.

Within Microsoft 365, a group naming policy can be set up in order to maintain a consistent naming strategy for your Microsoft 365 Groups. It can be applied across all workspaces including Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, Yammer communities, and Planner.

What is the best practice for naming conventions in Azure? ›

When naming resources in Azure, it is recommended to use common prefixes or suffixes to identify the type and context of the resource. While all of the information about type, metadata, context, is available programatically, leveraging common affixes simplifies visual identification.

Examples of naming conventions may include: Children's names may be alphabetical by birth order. In some Asian cultures, siblings commonly share a middle name. In many cultures the son is usually named after the father or grandfather.

If you'd like to manually know the resource name which you are being billed for you can log into the Azure Account Center, click "Billing History" and download the usage details for the current period.

To list a resource group or its members, you can use the lsrg command. If the resource group name is omitted, all of the resource groups are listed.

Storage account names must be between 3 and 24 characters in length and may contain numbers and lowercase letters only. Your storage account name must be unique within Azure.

In the top right corner of the portal, you should see your organization's name displayed next to your profile picture or avatar. Click on the organization name. Clicking on the organization name will typically take you to the organization settings or the overview page for your organization.