A deployment pipeline routinely deletes temporary application environments, but the database must remain for years under a separate owner. Which resource-group design best fits?

Choose the single best answer.

A.Nest a database resource group inside the disposable resource group.
B.Place persistent database resources separately from disposable resources according to lifecycle and permissions.
C.Assume deleting a resource group only removes its metadata and leaves all resources.
D.Place everything together so deletion of the temporary group removes the database too.

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Place persistent database resources separately from disposable resources according to lifecycle and permissions.

Lifecycle and ownership grouping lets temporary deletion avoid long-lived data resources. Deleting a resource group initiates deletion of contained resources. Groups cannot nest, and group deletion is not merely metadata deletion. Source: AZ-305 Study Guide.pdf, PDF page(s) 19.

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