Cloud Resource Manager is a top-rated service designed by Google to help you manage resources by organization, project, and folder, resulting in the creation of a hierarchical structure. It makes it easy for companies/individuals to manage all their projects by providing them with resource containers to create a hierarchical grouping of resources. This aspect of the solution enables you to handle configuration settings and access control without hassle.
You can consolidate all your projects and resources by creating an organization and populating it with them. Once that’s done, group projects by the environment, department, application, or team via folders. The best feature is that any change you make to access management and cloud identity will automatically be applied to all the resources, saving a lot of time and effort. Google Cloud Manager organizes resources in a hierarchical manner, in which the organization serves as the root node having folders and projects as child nodes.
You can add projects or folders inside folders, and any other resource will be depicted as the children of projects. A single resource will have no more than a single parent. The configuration and policies applied to the parent will also affect the children. Other features that make it stand out from the rest include Cloud console and API access, Organization, Project details, Cloud IAM policies, Cloud folders, Create/update/delete projects, and Asset inventory.
