Azure Resource Manager serves as the core deployment and management service for Azure, offering a comprehensive management interface that allows users to create, modify, and remove resources within their Azure accounts. After deploying resources, you can utilize management capabilities such as access control, locks, and tagging to enhance security and organization. When a request is initiated from any Azure tool, APIs, or SDKs, it is directed to Resource Manager, which is responsible for authenticating and authorizing the request. Following this, Resource Manager forwards the request to the appropriate Azure service to execute the desired action. Because all requests are managed through a uniform API, users benefit from a consistent experience and feature set across various tools. Every functionality accessible via the Azure portal is also replicated in PowerShell, Azure CLI, REST APIs, and client SDKs, ensuring a seamless experience. Notably, functionality first introduced through APIs will typically be made available in the portal within a span of 180 days from its initial launch, maintaining alignment between different access points. This ensures that users can rely on cohesive performance and updated features across all platforms.