When planning your deployment and determining which resource groups should be part of the same stack, it's important to consider the management lifecycle of those resources, which includes creation, updating, and deletion. For instance, suppose you need to provision some test VMs for various application teams across different resource group scopes. In this case, a deployment stack can be utilized to create these test environments and update the test VM configurations through subsequent updates to the deployment stack. After completing the project, it may be necessary to remove or delete any resources that were created, such as the test VMs. By utilizing a deployment stack, the managed resources can be easily removed by specifying the appropriate delete flag. This streamlined approach saves time during environment cleanup, as it involves a single update to the stack resource rather than individually modifying or removing each test VM across various resource group scopes.
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