When governing multiple subscriptions, you will probably need to know exactly who is its owner. The recommended way of naming them can be found in the documentation (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cloud-adoption-framework/ready/azure-best-practices/naming-and-tagging):
<Company> <Department (optional)> <Product Line (optional)> <Environment>
Here, we're assuming the following parameters:
- Company: TheCloudTheory
- Department: IT
- Product Line: CRM
- Environment: Dev
You will get the following result:
TheCloudTheory IT CRM Dev
Personally, I dislike empty spaces between the names of my resources, so I would slightly modify the example and add dashes to get the following result:
TheCloudTheory-IT-CRM-Dev
Of course, this is not the only available option here. Let's prepare some other examples:
<Department>-<Environment>-<Product>
<Company>-<Product>-<Environment>
<Product>-<Environment>
Depending...
