Content by ChethanRaj (5)

ChethanRaj outlines a practical way to design Azure access using RBAC and Managed Identities, with an emphasis on least-privilege permissions across people, applications, and deployment pipelines. The post highlights common design mistakes and how to avoid over-scoping access (for example, granting Contributor when only Key Vault secret read is needed).

ChethanRaj outlines the key trade-offs when designing Dev, UAT, Staging, and Production environment boundaries in Azure, focusing on when to separate by resource group versus subscription, how to place shared services, and how operational and security boundaries should drive the overall structure.

ChethanRaj outlines practical considerations for structuring Dev, UAT, Staging, and Production environments in Azure, focusing on when to separate by resource group vs subscription, where to place shared services, and how operational and security boundaries should drive the design.

ChethanRaj asks how to structure Azure Resource Groups for an enterprise integration platform, focusing on how grouping choices affect ownership, lifecycle management, RBAC boundaries, and day-to-day operations across shared infrastructure and workload-specific components.

ChethanRaj asks how teams should structure Azure Resource Groups in real production environments, and whether boundaries should be based on technology, application/workload ownership, or resource lifecycle.