1. Azure governance means a definition and tooling to make sure that Azure usage will be done based on an organizational definition. This includes Azure Naming Conventions also, as which regions should be used and who has which permissions in Azure itself.
2. RBAC is a role-based definition to match user accounts with the technical function in Azure. By default, more than 70 roles are already predefined, but if you are missing something, you could even set up your own custom role.
3. Azure Policies provide a way to technically define the structure of Azure usage based on naming conventions, regions to be used, needed tagging, and so on.
4. A management group is used to provide a scoping level under the subscription in Azure.
5. Azure Security Center and Azure Cost Management are tools to support Azure governance and have an appropriate reporting on it.
6. If you do not set up governance before starting to use Azure services,...