A key idea in cloud platforms such as Google Cloud, AWS, and Microsoft Azure is a Resource Group. It is a logical container for associated resources for a project or application, including databases, networks, storage accounts, and virtual machines. Users may effortlessly manage, monitor, and control expenses within a cohesive structure by grouping resources. Resource groups make administration easier by enabling group activities like as deployment, access control, and deletion. This framework ensures that cloud resources are effectively managed throughout their lifecycle by fostering improved governance, scalability, and cooperation. In this Resource Group, Public and Private Storage are to be stored in this Resource Group Below are the steps for creating a Resource Group

Step 1 in the Microsoft Azure portal in the Search Bar, type Resource Group and hit enter, and the resource group with an icon will gray out

Step 2 Select the Resource Group and in the resource group environment, select + Create

Step 3 In the create resource group environment, For the Resource Group Name Section, give it a name, and for the Region, click the drop-down arrow and choose your location and click Review + Create and wait for validation.

Step 4 Click Create and wait for validation

Step 5 Click Refresh

Thanks for reading, and I hope you are now conversant with the word Resource Group in Cloud Computing, and the next phase is to create a Public and Private Storage

See you all in my next blog