AZ-104: Prerequisites for Azure administrators Actual Questions And Answers Graded A+.
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AZ 104.
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AZ 104.
What does a Administrator use the Azure Portal For? - correct answer Lets you build, manage, and monitor everything from simple web apps to complex cloud applications in a singe, unified console.
What does a Administrator use the Azure Cloud Shell For? - correct answer An interactive, ...
What does a Administrator use the Azure Portal For? - correct answer Lets you build, manage, and
monitor everything from simple web apps to complex cloud applications in a singe, unified console.
What does a Administrator use the Azure Cloud Shell For? - correct answer An interactive, browser-
accessible shell for managing Azure resources. You can choose a shell that best suits the way you work,
like a bash shell or PowerShell. Its untethered from a local machine.
What does a Administrator use Azure PowerShell For? - correct answer A module you add to
Windows PowerShell or PowerShell core to enable you to connect to your azure subscription and
manage resources. It adds Azure-specific commands. Comes in an interactive mode with one command
at a time (one liners) or a scripting mode where you can execute a script that consists of multiple
commands (Like PowerShell ISE)
What does a Administrator use Azure CLI For? - correct answer Allows you to execute commands
through a terminal, command-line prompt, or script instead of a web browser. Comes in an interactive
mode with one command at a time or a scripting mode where you can execute a script using the syntax
of your chosen shell.
How do you find the commands you need in Azure CLI? - correct answer One way is to use az find,
commands in the cli are structured in groups and subgroups. For instance, the Storage group consists of
subgroups including account, blob, storage, and queue. with "az find blob" you will get a list of
commands and the "--help" argument will get you more detailed info on the command, and for a
command group, a list of available subcommands.
What is Azure Resource Manager? - correct answer A consistent management layer to perform tasks
through Azure PowerShell, Azure CLI, Azure portal, REST API, and client SDKs. The tasks are passed
through the same Azure Resource Manager API and authenticates and authorizes requests through the
service. Then they are routed to the appropriate resource providers.
What are key terminology you should know for Azure Resource Manager? - correct answer resource,
resource group, resource provider, template, declarative syntax.
, What is a resource? - correct answer A manageable item that is available through Azure. Some
common resources are a virtual machine, storage account, web app, database, and virtual network, but
there are many more.
What is a resource group? - correct answer A container that holds related resources for an Azure
solution. It can include all the resources for the solution, or only those resources that you want to
manage as a group. You decide how to allocate resources based on what makes the most sense for your
organization.
What is a resource provider? - correct answer A service that supplies the resources you can deploy
and manage through Resource Manager. Each resource provider offers operations for working with the
resources that are deployed. Common providers are Microsoft.Compute, which supplies the virtual
machine resource, Microsoft.Storage, which supplies the storage account resource, and Microsoft.Web
which supplies the resources related to web apps.
What is a template? - correct answer A JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) file that defines one or
more resources to deploy to a resource group. It also defines the dependencies between the deployed
resources. Can be used to deploy the resources consistently and repeatedly.
What is Declarative Syntax? - correct answer Lets you state "Here is what i intend to create" without
having to write the sequence of programming commands to create it. The Resource Manager template
is an example of this.
What is the format for a resource type? - correct answer {resource-provider}/{resource-type} for
example, Microsoft.KeyVault/vaults
What are some small rules for resource groups? - correct answer Resources can only exist in one
resource group. Resource groups cannot be renamed. Resource groups can have resources of many
different types (service) Resource groups can have resources from many different regions.
How do you prevent resource groups from being deleted? - correct answer Using Resource Manager
locks in the form of
Read-Only locks, which prevent any changes to the resource
Delete locks, which prevents deletion
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