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Separate cloud identity from managed legacy domain compatibility needs.

Use repeatable declarative deployment details to identify IaC, ARM templates, or Bicep.

Use IaaS when the requirement needs infrastructure control, OS responsibility, or lift-and-shift compatibility.

Separate staying online, adding capacity, and reacting automatically to demand.

Separate cost analysis, budget thresholds, alert notifications, and optimization recommendations.

Separate packaged runtime, container orchestration, and event-triggered code.

Match the transfer job: command-line copy, graphical browsing, file sync, migration discovery, or offline bulk transfer.

Use ownership, timing, and demand details to separate CapEx, OpEx, and pay-as-you-go cloud pricing.

Use sign-in conditions for Conditional Access and resource permissions for Azure RBAC.

Recognize cloud computing by on-demand access, shared provider infrastructure, scaling, and usage-based cost.

Pick virtual machines, containers, or functions by control needs, portability, and event-driven work.