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--- azure:az-500:alt:azure_organization [2023/01/24 20:05] – [Terminology] mmuze
+++ azure:az-500:alt:azure_organization [2023/02/07 21:14] (current) – [Tenant] mmuze
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 ====== Azure Organization ======
-====== Terminology ======
+====== Billing Methods ======
   * Azure **pay-as-you-go**, also called **Microsoft Online Services Program (MSOP)**, is a direct from Microsoft purchase of Azure for organizations of all sizes
+  * **Microsoft Customer Agreement**
   * **Enterprise Agreement (EA)** is a direct from purchase of Azure for large organizations that can make longer term commitments.
+  * **Cloud Solution Provider (CSP)** is a method of purchasing Azure through a third-party partner.
+===== AAD and ARM =====
+  * AAD and ARM are the two overarching entities that make up Azure.
+====== Tenant ======
+> A tenant is the organization that owns and manages a specific instance of Microsoft cloud services. It's most often used to refer to the set of Azure and Microsoft 365 services for an organization
+There is a one-to-one association between a tenant and an instance of Azure AD. Consequently, the term //tenant// can be used as a synonym for an instance of Azure AD. This makes sense since AAD is a core part of Azure and related services.
+====== Azure Resource Manager ======
+  * The top-level unit of organization in AzureRM is the **root Management Group**.
+  * Under the root Management Group there can be multiple levels of other Management Groups—up to six levels deep.
+  * Under Management Groups there are **subscriptions**.
+  * And under subscriptions there are **Resource Groups**.
+  * Within Resource Groups there are resources, like virtual machines