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AZ-900Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

Practice Exam 1

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  1. Question 1 of 40

    Describe cloud conceptsHard

    An architect is comparing Azure App Service and Azure Functions for a workload made up of short-lived, event-triggered tasks with highly variable execution frequency, rather than a continuously running web front end. Which service type better matches this workload pattern?

  2. Question 2 of 40

    Describe cloud conceptsModerate

    A team is building a legacy Windows application that requires registry access, COM components, and MSI installers, and it must run within Azure App Service. Which App Service option should they choose?

  3. Question 3 of 40

    Describe cloud conceptsModerate

    A startup wants to secure its brand with a custom domain and a free TLS certificate while paying only for the compute resources it actually consumes. Which Azure App Service capability addresses this need?

  4. Question 4 of 40

    Describe cloud conceptsEasy

    In the shared responsibility model, which factor primarily determines how security responsibilities are divided between a customer and Microsoft?

  5. Question 5 of 40

    Describe cloud conceptsModerate

    A financial services enterprise requires fully isolated applications with dedicated networking and virtual machines to meet strict compliance requirements. Which App Service feature satisfies this need?

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What the rest of this exam covers

  • Describe cloud concepts11 questions / 27% of the exam
  • Describe Azure architecture and services15 questions / 38% of the exam
  • Describe Azure management and governance14 questions / 35% of the exam

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