Apologies if this isn't in the exact right forum. I suppose this is an architecture question, but this is the closest
subforum I could find.
I work for a small multinational software company, I'm based in the US, our HQ is in Australia. Our company-wide Azure/Office365/AD
account is administered through the HQ office. Our North American division (which I run) wants to have our own, independent Azure cloud for development, testing, etc.
I just created a new Azure trial account using my company email address, and it automatically synced with our global
AD and has populated my credentials directly off the AD. I don't have admin rights, etc. I'm just a regular user with access to the various projects I already have access to, but interestingly, I don't see any of our VMs, SQL DBs, etc. I can only see them
if log in to Dev Ops through our "xxx.com.au" Australian domain. All the American staff have a "xxx.com" American domain.
I need to be able to run this separate Azure environment as an admin, make other people admins, etc. This doesn't appear
to be currently possible because I am not set as an Admin within our global AD.
Can I conveniently/easily accomplish this by creating a new subsidiary "organization" within DevOps? Or am
I better off just creating a brand new Azure account with a non-company email for the time being? At some point down the road we will need to bring this new account "into the fold" when my azure engineers are off their current project and can devote
time to this, but I'm kinda flying solo on this one for the next month and running up against deadlines. Thanks so much for any thoughts/help you can provide!