Azure Resource group is one thing which ties one complete stack together, so in case you want to know what your complete stack looks like just open up your RG and all resources are there(not talking about very big stacks ). Do we have any service in AWS like this ??
The term "resource" in Azure is used in the same way as in AWS, meaning any compute instance, storage object, networking device, or other entity you can create or configure within the platform.
Control Tower - New version of AWS's LandingZone that provides better automation and user experience on deploying and managing a multi-account environment.
AWS has “Amazon Cloud Formation”, Azure has “Azure Resource Manager”, and for the Google Cloud there is “Deployment Manager”. They all provide a way to define your cloud infrastructure resources using a declarative language, which you can then put in a git repository, for example.
Azure Functions is the primary equivalent of AWS Lambda in providing serverless, on-demand code.
AWS also has Resource Groups. It's not identical to Azure resource groups. But it will work for your need. You need to use tags for the resources and then group them using AWS Resource Groups. Tags are very powerful and widely used in AWS.
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