Which Azure construct allows an enterprise to group related resources (VMs, storage, networking) for lifecycle management?

Azure Resource Groups are logical containers for Azure resources. They allow you to organize related resources (like virtual machines, storage accounts, and virtual networks) that share a common lifecycle. This means you can deploy, manage, and delete all resources within a group together, simplifying management and ensuring consistency. Resource Tags are key-value pairs used for organizing and categorizing resources, but they don't provide a deployment or management boundary like resource groups. Azure Blueprints help define repeatable sets of Azure resources that implement standards and compliance, but they are not the primary construct for grouping resources for day-to-day lifecycle management. Azure Subscriptions are billing boundaries and a unit of management, but they are a higher-level container than what's used for grouping individual, related resources for lifecycle purposes.