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Your organization is planning to use Azure Blueprints to automate the deployment of governed environments across multiple projects. The goal is to ensure that all deployments adhere to organizational standards, including compliance, security, and cost management. You are tasked with defining a blueprint that will be used as a template for all future environments. Which of the following approaches best describes how to define a blueprint in Azure Blueprints to meet these requirements? Choose the best option.
A
Manually configure each new environment to meet organizational standards, documenting each step for future reference.
B
Define a blueprint in Azure Blueprints that includes a set of Azure resources, policies, and role assignments to automatically enforce organizational standards and requirements upon deployment.
C
Ignore Azure Blueprints and allow each project team to configure their environments based on their understanding of the organizational standards.
D
Outsource the creation of new environments to a third-party vendor, providing them with a checklist of organizational standards to follow without using Azure Blueprints.
E
Both B and C are correct approaches depending on the project's complexity and team expertise.