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AZ-900 · Question 48 · Domain 3.2: Governance and Compliance
An administrator wants to ensure that a critical production database cannot be accidentally deleted by ANY user, even if they have Owner permissions. What should they apply to the resource?
An administrator wants to ensure that a critical production database cannot be accidentally deleted by ANY user, even if they have Owner permissions. What should they apply to the resource?
Answer options:
A.
An Azure Policy
B.
A CanNotDelete resource lock
C.
A ReadOnly resource lock
D.
A Deny assignment in RBAC
How to approach this question
Identify the feature that protects resources from accidental deletion regardless of user permissions.
Full Answer
B.A CanNotDelete resource lock✓ Correct
A CanNotDelete resource lock
Resource locks prevent accidental deletion or modification of your Azure resources. A 'CanNotDelete' lock means authorized users can still read and modify a resource, but they can't delete it. Locks override any user permissions, even for Owners.
Common mistakes
Choosing ReadOnly lock. A database must be written to; a ReadOnly lock would break the application.
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