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An administrator manages a mission-critical Azure storage account that hosts essential business data. The operations team frequently performs routine maintenance tasks that require updating the storage account settings and reading data.
To ensure business continuity, the administrator must prevent any user—including administrators—from accidentally deleting the storage account while still allowing normal configuration modifications and updates.
Which solution should the administrator implement?
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An Azure Resource Manager resource lock with the CannotDelete (or CanNotDelete) level is a governance mechanism that prevents authorized users from accidentally or intentionally deleting an Azure resource, while still allowing them to read and modify its settings.
A CannotDelete lock is the optimal choice because it precisely satisfies both business requirements: blocking destructive deletion actions while enabling normal administrative updates without disrupting operational workflows.