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It is not possible to change the location of an existing Azure Resource Group directly. However, you can move the resources to a new resource group in a different region. Here's how you can do it:
- Create a new resource group in the desired Asian region.
- Move resources from the old resource group to the new one. You can use the Azure portal, Azure PowerShell, or Azure CLI to move resources. [1][2]
- Review dependencies and configurations, as some resources may have settings or dependencies that are region-specific.
It's important to note that moving resources to a new region can have implications on the resources' configurations and dependencies. You should review the Azure documentation on moving resources and check for any region-specific settings that might need to be updated.
For detailed steps and considerations, you can refer to the Microsoft Learn articles on managing Azure resource groups with the Azure CLI [1] and creating empty resource groups [2]. Additionally, you can find guidance on moving resources to another region with Azure Resource Mover [3].
References
[1] How to manage Azure resource groups – Azure CLI | Microsoft Learn
[2] Create empty resource groups | Azure updates | Microsoft Azure
[3] Move resources to another region with Azure Resource Mover
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