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- How to restrict deny access to a resource group for a specific user in . . .
As in the Portal if you go to the resource group, Click on "Access Control (IAM)" -> "Deny assignments", it is mentioned that " At this time, the only way you can add your own deny assignments is by using Azure Blueprints A deny assignment gets created when you select a blueprint lock type, this tutorial shows how a deny assignment is created:
- Private access to an Azure snapshot - docs. rubrik. com
When the public access network policy for an Azure disk is not enabled and you want RSC to access a snapshot using the private access network policy, you must include specific permission categories for the associated Azure subscription and Exocompute so that RSC can access the snapshot
- Tutorial: Grant a user access to Azure resources using the Azure portal . . .
In Azure RBAC, to grant access, you assign an Azure role In the list of Resource groups, open the new example-group resource group In the navigation menu, select Access control (IAM) Select the Role assignments tab to see the current list of role assignments Select Add > Add role assignment
- Azure Snapshots: Simplify Management and monitoring
Secure your snapshots: Use Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to restrict access to your snapshots Ensure that only authorized users have permission to create, manage, or delete them
- How to Allow Certain Resource Types in Azure Resource Groups
In this topic, I’ll show you how to handle Azure Policy to allow only a certain resource type in resource groups For the purpose of this topic, I have created a security group called Network Administrators Inside this group, I have a user called netadmins
- Management of Azure virtual machine snapshots
To manage and protect your data in RSC, you can take an on-demand snapshot or configure an SLA Domain to take scheduled snapshots based on your requirements You can perform management tasks for the snapshots of Azure virtual machines and managed disks
- Built-in policy definitions for Azure Storage | Microsoft Learn
Enforce backup for all Azure Files by deploying a recovery services vault in the same location and resource group as the storage account Doing this is useful when different application teams in your organization are allocated separate resource groups and need to manage their own backups and restores
- Azure Resource Group Access - Stack Overflow
So, to answer your question, to limit a user only to being able to see specific resource groups, ensure that they don't have any access at the subscription level (any access at all at this level will allow them to see resource groups), and only apply permissions to the resource groups you wish them to see
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