You need a consolidated monitoring view across resources in multiple resource groups that meets these requirements: supports Azure AD-based RBAC, includes Azure Monitor visuals generated by Kusto Query Language, supports markdown documentation, and displays the most current data for each visual. Which solution should you use to create that consolidated view?

Azure dashboards are the correct solution because they directly support all the requirements. They provide a consolidated monitoring view across multiple resource groups, integrate with Azure AD for RBAC, allow embedding Azure Monitor visuals generated by Kusto Query Language (KQL), support markdown for documentation, and display the most current data by refreshing automatically. Azure Monitor is a service for collecting, analyzing, and acting on telemetry, but it's not the consolidated view itself; dashboards use Azure Monitor data. Microsoft Power BI is a powerful business intelligence tool, but it's not natively integrated for real-time Azure resource monitoring with KQL visuals and Azure AD RBAC in the same seamless way as Azure dashboards. Azure Data Explorer is a data analytics service, not a dashboarding solution for general Azure resource monitoring.