A member of the development team needs to have the ability to create Azure resources. However, the developer should not be allowed to grant resource access to other users.
You need to assign the appropriate role to the developer.
Which role should you assign?
You should assign the Contributor role to the developer. This role allows the developer to create all types of Azure resources, without the ability to grant resource access to other users.
You should not assign the Owner role to the developer. This role allows the developer to have full access to Azure, including granting resource access to other users.
You should not assign the Reader role to the developer. This role only allows the developer to view resources, not create them.
You should not assign the User Access Administrator role to the developer. This role allows the developer to grant resource access to other users.