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In this video, I configure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) by assigning the Contributor role to the Azure Automation Account using PowerShell.

This step enables the automation account to securely perform management actions across the subscription — a critical requirement for running cost-control and cleanup automation without relying on user credentials.

What’s covered
• Retrieving the Automation Account’s managed identity
• Assigning the Contributor role at the subscription scope
• Performing RBAC configuration using PowerShell (not the portal)
• Understanding why identity-based access is preferred in enterprise environments

Why this matters

In real-world cloud environments:
• Automation should run under managed identities
• Permissions should be explicit, auditable, and scoped
• Human credentials should not be embedded in scripts

This configuration pattern is commonly used for:
• Cost governance automation
• Subscription-wide cleanup tasks
• Secure operational workflows

📌 This video is part of the Cost Governance & Automation Series, aligned with AZ-104 and real cloud admin responsibilities.

📘 Supporting documentation, scripts, and diagrams are available on Substack and GitHub.
YouTube serves as a video repository for the written walkthroughs.