Managing Document Groups
- 19 Nov 2024
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Managing Document Groups
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Introduction
Azure Document Groups can be created to organize the Azure Subscriptions and perform Document generation, Policy assignments, and Diagrams on them.
A Document Group can contain multiple sub-groups.
Groups
Groups in Azure Documenter offer several options,
- Creation, update and deletion of groups
- Scope selection
- User role assignment
- User activity logs
- Creation of articles through the wiki.
Add a Group
- Click the three-dotted icon next to any group in the tree view to create a new group
- Select New Group
- Enter a name to the group and click Next
- Choose the necessary subscriptions for which the Group needs access to.
- Click Save
Edit a Group
- Click the three-dotted icon next to the desired group in the tree view
- Select the Edit option in the group context menu
- The name and description of the group can be modified
- Click Update
Scope Selection
- Click the three-dotted icon next to the desired group in the tree view
- Select Scope selection
- Choose the required subscriptions and click Proceed
- Click Continue in the confirmation box
Users
- Click the three-dotted icon next to the desired group in the tree view
- Select Users
- Assign/Edit/Remove User role to manage the Document groups
User activities
- Click the three-dotted icon next to the desired group in the tree view
- Select User activities to view logs on the performed activities within a document group
Delete
- Click the three-dotted icon next to the desired group in the tree view
- Select Delete to delete the group
Wiki
- Click the three-dotted icon next to the desired group in the tree view
- Select Wiki to access the articles associated with the group
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