centralized administration
You can manage resources with ARM by using a centralized dashboard. You can use it to integrate any Azure resources you have, including any third-party apps or services you've downloaded from the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. It is simpler to guarantee that resources are handled consistently thanks to this centralization. It also gives you more insight into how your resources are configured and lets you limit administrative workflows to a single tool.
Templates
Through the use of templates, Azure Resource Manager makes it possible for you to clearly and consistently define and deploy any Azure resources you require. You can define resource specifics, such as names, locations, availability zones, security settings, and networks, using ARM templates. As needed for distributed applications, testing, or development, you can deploy identical resources repeatedly using Azure templates once they have been defined. The Azure Portal, Visual Studio, or Visual Studio Code can all be used to create or modify ARM templates. Deploying ARM templates can also be fully automated, eliminating the need for manual configurations. Additionally, Azure Marketplace solutions frequently offer readily available ARM templates if you're using third-party tools.
Security
Role-based access controls (RBACs) and OAuth authentication are just two examples of the many security features that Security ARM makes it possible for you to use with your resources. It gives you fine-grained control over resources and lets you limit who can change which workloads. This includes the capability to protect resources from deletion or modification by locking them. All events are also recorded in Azure Resource Manager along with event changes and users. This gives you the ability to audit management as necessary and makes it possible to make sure that your environment management complies with regulations.
