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Design an enterprise cloud landing zone

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WHAT IT TESTS: cloud foundation and governance design. OUTLINE: multi-account or subscription structure, centralized identity and SSO, network topology like hub-and-spoke, guardrails via policy and SCPs, and centralized logging.

WHAT IT TESTS: whether you can lay a governed foundation that lets teams self-serve safely. ANSWER OUTLINE: segment workloads into separate accounts or subscriptions under an organization for blast-radius isolation and billing; centralize identity with an SSO identity provider and role-based federated access, no shared root; design a hub-and-spoke network with shared connectivity and segmentation; enforce guardrails with policy-as-code such as SCPs or Azure Policy and IaC baselines; centralize logging and monitoring into a dedicated, immutable…

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