Sign in into the **Microsoft Azure Portal**

Type **Resource groups** in the search bar and click on the **Resource groups** to view the **Resource groups** dashboard

**What are Resource groups?**\
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In Azure, **Resource Groups** are containers that hold related resources for an Azure solution. They allow you to manage and organize resources such as virtual machines, databases, and storage accounts as a single entity. This simplifies administration, deployment, and management, as you can apply policies, access controls, and monitoring settings collectively to all resources within the group. Resource Groups help streamline resource management by enabling logical grouping based on application, department, or project.

**Resource groups** wizard will open, click on the Resource group which you want to create **Tags**

**databases-rg** wizard will open, click on the **Tags** from the left bar

**What are Tags?**\
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In Azure, **Tags** are user-defined key-value pairs applied to Azure resources to organize and manage them effectively. Tags help categorize resources based on attributes such as environment (e.g., production, development), department, cost center, or project. By using tags, you can filter and organize resources, track costs, and enforce policies across your Azure environment, making it easier to manage large-scale deployments.

Here you can create a new **Tag** for the Resource group by its **Name** and **Value**

To delete all **Tags**, click on the **Delete all** button on the top left side

Scroll the page and click on the **Apply** button to save the changes

Congratulations on completing this lab and Exploring Tags for the Resource Groups! Good Job!

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This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to organize resources using tags.

Organize Resources with Tags