Which statement about Business Groups is true?

• A. vCores are assigned to business groups and not to the parent organization
• B. vCores are shared across BGs
• C. BGs have no environments
• D. Deletion of a BG is recoverable

Answer: (A)

vCores are the runtime capacity units that a business group uses, and they are allocated to a specific BG rather than to the parent organization. This creates a clear boundary: each BG has its own set of vCores, so the capacity of one group is isolated from others and can be scaled independently. That’s why the statement that vCores are assigned to business groups and not to the parent organization is the correct one.

The other options don’t fit this isolation model. Capacity isn’t meant to be shared across BGs, which would defeat the purpose of having separate groups with their own governance and quotas. BGs do operate within environments that organize deployments, rather than having no environments. And while deletion behavior is a separate topic, it isn’t what defines how vCores are allocated and scoped.