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In computing, Microsoft Azure Active Directory, commonly known as Azure AD, is a system in Microsoft Azure that enables the identity management to configure accessibility of users and groups to services and resources.[1] It shares the same name with a similar directory service found in Windows Server, but Azure Active Directory is not a replacement of the On-premises local directory service.[2]
