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MicrosoftAZ-900
AZ-900 checks that you can describe the cloud and Azure in the right terms, not that you can configure them: which service or deployment model a scenario describes, which Azure service fits a need, and how cost, governance and monitoring work. Practise across all three official skill areas with full 50-question papers and a score breakdown per skill area.
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The shared responsibility model, public, private and hybrid cloud, the consumption-based model, serverless, and the difference between IaaS, PaaS and SaaS.
Regions, availability zones and the resource hierarchy, compute and networking services, storage tiers and redundancy, and identity, access and security in Azure.
What affects cost and how to manage it, tags, Azure Policy, resource locks and Microsoft Purview, deployment and management tools, and Azure Advisor, Service Health and Azure Monitor.
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Describe Azure management and governance
A company wants to stop anyone, including subscription owners, from accidentally deleting a production resource group, while still letting administrators change the resources in it. What should the company apply?
Microsoft does not publish a fixed question count, but fundamentals exams typically run 40 to 60 questions, and you get 45 minutes to answer them. ReadyForCert papers use 50 questions on the same 45-minute clock.
700 on a scale of 1 to 1,000. The score is scaled rather than a raw percentage of questions answered correctly, so it does not map exactly onto “70% of questions right”.
No. AZ-900 is a common first step for people in technical and non-technical roles alike. Time in the Azure portal helps, but the exam tests concepts and service selection rather than hands-on configuration.
No. These are practice questions written against the current Microsoft study guide. Real exam content is covered by Microsoft's exam agreement, and the bank is refreshed regularly.
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