And welcome back now into this, we will be discussing at a high level what we know about the resource
groups.
Now, we already know that Idalis Management Council is organized based on services.
So, yeah, multiple services, easy to ideas, LBB, etc..
Now, let's see.
A question comes that I want to see the resources of the payments team.
Now, a payment team might have resources in easy to ideas, the LBB history and so on.
So how do you show them all the resources that are part of a single team under a single council?
And that can easily be achieved with the help of resource group.
So within the resource group, let's say that this is a resource group of a security team.
So now you can quickly see on what is the exact resource that the security team is using.
And on top of this resource, you can also go ahead and perform multiple task.
Now, before we continue, let me quickly give you a demo about this.
So currently for the leaders, this group, I have one resource group collect payments app.
So let's consider that this resource group is associated with the payments teams resources.
Now, if you'll go back down, you will see that there are multiple resources that the payment team
is using.
So one is of type two instance.
Second is of database volume.
Then it's three bucket is used an elastic IP, then you have a network interface as well.
So this allows you to quickly identify.
And in fact, in a lot of organizations you have a resource group associated with a dev instances.
So then they can quickly identify what are the resources that are used as part of their development,
maybe as three Market-Based volumes are these databases, etc. And that in turn helps you in not only
automation, but also in terms of the building perspective.
Notice those groups can also be used as part of the automation.
So let's say that you have a resource group of easy automation and there are sort of easy two instances
then are a lot of automation tasks that you can run on top of.
Easy to like.
You can restart the easy two instances.
If not, you can go in a tighter aim at all to sort of easy two instances.
You can create a email top.
These two instances, you can go and perform batching activity on top of these two instances and so
on.
So a lot of use cases where the resource groups can be useful.
Now, before we conclude, let me show you how resource groups can be created.
So for today's example, let's do one thing.
Let's go ahead and create a network interface associated with a random subnet A.I.M. security group.
And what we do is we need to either Tigner do not for resource group.
You need to have a tagging available.
So for the tag, let's just call it as a team and within the value and this Qualitest that once then
you can go ahead and create a network interface for simplicity.
Let's go ahead and also create one more resource.
Let me allocate a new IP.
I give a tag of being as Dev and we'll go ahead and allocate a new Libya alert.
So now you have to resources the tag of the massive.
So now what you can go into is you can go ahead and type resource group.
And the one that we are interested in is the resource group and targeter.
So let's quickly open this up.
You can go ahead and quickly create a resource group.
So there are two types.
One is that the second is tax based.
So we are more interested in Time-Based for the time being, for the resource.
You can either select one of the tables or you can see also put that resource base and within the target
you can team and the value that once then you can quickly do an ad so you can go ahead and click on
the preview group Resources.
So this will basically show you all the resources, which has a tag of TMF Dev and within the group.
And then you can just Qualitest team dev and let's go ahead and create a group.
Alright, so now group is created.
Now do know that the resources that you see all hear will get updated as soon as the resources are added
or removed as part of attack.
Let me give you an example.
So let's go back to the easy to instantiate.
Let's open up the security group and we'll just use any of the security group that is available.
And let me associated with this let me just call it as being of Dev, elusive changes and from the resource
group.
Now, let me rephrase this speech.
And now you see you have three resources that are the latest, one being the security group here.
That's great.
So I hope at a high level or order, you understood the basics on what resource groups allows us to
do and also how you can go ahead and automate things based out of resource groups as well.
So this will conclude today's video.