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Azure Policy that restricts resource group locations does NOT control where the resources inside the resource group are deployed. A resource group can be in Region A, while its resources (App Service, SQL DB) can still be deployed in Region B. Azure does not force resources to inherit the region of the resource group. So this policy: - Does not restrict App Service regions - Does not restrict SQL Database regions - Does not ensure both are deployed in the same region - Does not meet the regulatory requirement
Azure Policy canNOT dictate the location to be used for resource to be created in a particular Location in RG/ResourceGroup.
Here’s why this solution meets the goal: Azure Policy initiative: By defining and assigning an Azure Policy initiative, you can enforce compliance with organizational standards, including regulatory requirements about resource locations. This ensures that all App Service instances and related resources are deployed only in specific Azure regions. Resource groups location enforcement: Azure Policy allows you to apply constraints at the resource group level, ensuring that all resources within those groups—including App Service instances and Azure SQL databases—are deployed in the specified regions.