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In Azure we have different roles types and as of now they are 3 types

• Classic subscription administrator roles
• Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) administrator roles
• Azure role-based access control (RBAC) roles

Classic subscription administrator roles model

• Account Administrator: user has full access
• Server Administrator: user managing the services and assign Co-administrator role to user
• Co-Administrator: Same as services administrator but with some limitations.

Azure Active Directory (AAD) administrator model Roles

• Global Administrator: can manage all azure resources
• Billing Administrator: Can Mange the Billing and Subscriptions
• User Administrator: can add user inside the directory but outside the directory cannot add them.

Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) model Roles

• Owner Role: this meaning the user has full access to all resources and also can delegate role access for others users. It is same like Server administrator role in classic model roles.
• Contributor Role: this user can create and manage resources but can’t delegate access to others users like owner role
• Reader Role: this role means the users can view azure resources only.
• User access administrator: Special account can access and manage all azure resources. And this account should be used by the azure admin only.

• Built in Roles: we have more than 70 built in roles
• Custom Role: administrator can custom some roles based on his needs using RBAC Services.