Distinguish a Policy reevaluation from a fresh guest configuration audit
An on-demand Azure Policy evaluation reads the latest Machine Configuration result; it does not initiate another check inside the machine.
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An on-demand Azure Policy evaluation reads the latest Machine Configuration result; it does not initiate another check inside the machine.
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A missing continuation token can reflect a query's operators or output types, not a complete inventory.
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The capture session, its resource and its stored file have different completion and deletion behavior.
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Either participating network security perimeter can initiate removal without the other administrator's consent.
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A broader duplicate assignment is not automatically the one to keep when a subscription reaches its assignment limit.
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An inspection route can unintentionally divert the control-plane traffic needed by the gateway or peered appliance.
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Hierarchical and Parallel zonal modes group upgrade domains differently; faster cross-zone progression is not equivalent to zone-by-zone rollout.
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Resource Health's documented logging exclusions prevent the Activity Log from being a complete record of every observed state change.
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Undelete restores retained soft-deleted versions together; it does not make one of them the current blob.
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Azure Storage does not keep a count or inventory of client-generated SAS tokens, so an issuance register must come from the issuing process.
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