AZ-104 PRACTICE TEST w/ Labs | Microsoft Azure Administrator

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English
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9 hours 2 minutes
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Intermediate
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Overview

160 AZ-104 Practice Test Qs | Script to simulate lab | Concise, demo-heavy video/text explanation for right/wrong answer

What you'll learn:

Clear the AZ-104 Microsoft Azure Administrator Exam in your first attempt
Obtain the Azure Administrator Associate badge
Not just passively watch videos, but actively run scripts and learn to use Azure resources
Perform lab demos of the administrative tasks required in the exam

WHY SHOULD YOU BUY MYAZ-104 AZURE ADMINISTRATOR MOCK TEST?

a. 160+ deeply researched exam questions for AZ 104. I create no more than one question/day to maintain high quality.

b. No simple one-liner questions. Each question is based on your understanding of a scenario. The questions challenge you to understand, apply, and analyze your knowledge.

c. This course comes with both clear and lucid video and text explanations. The text explanations come with product illustrations for easy understanding. You can also go through the video explanations for a more seamless demo.

d. For each question I provide an ARM template/PSCommands to simulate the environment used in the question.

e. For each question I provide a summarized version of the answer (suitable for revisions) and a detailed answer (for in-depth learning).

f. I simulate the actual AZ104 Azure Administrator exam experience for you in the form of drag-and-drop questions, dropdown questions, multiple yes/no questions with a radio button, repeated scenario questions, etc.

g. No dumping of text in a ppt. PPTs are used only to demo architecture to enhance your understanding.

h. Explanations run parallel to the product. Every detailed explanation has corroborating evidence with the Microsoft product (like Microsoft Azure) shown in screenshots and clear callouts.

i. Explanations are NOT directly copied from Microsoft documentation. I have rephrased all the reasoning in a simple and easy-to-understand language.

j. No step-motherly treatment of incorrect answer choices. Itook enough effort to explain the rationale for each answer choice (whether correct/wrong), including the reference links.

k. Don't worry about inaccurate sentence framing/wrong grammar/incorrect punctuation. I use Grammarly to review every question.

l. Almost non-existent repetition of questions only to increase the question count.

m. I love to help you succeed. If you need to discuss, we have an Active Q&A dashboard and expect fast responses (save for my sleeping hours, which are generally less).

n. As soon as there is an update from Microsoft, I try to update my course, keeping it always fresh.

o. The question bank is peer-reviewed every three months to ensure exam relevance.

Feel free to connect with me through my website for any issues/questions.

The questions are collected from a variety of domains and sub-domains with extra care taken to equal attention to each exam area. Also, the questions are on different levels.

For example:

Remember-level questions test whether you can recall memorized facts, & basic concepts.
Understand-level questions validate whether you can explain the meanings of terms, & concepts.
Application-level questions test whether you can perform tasks using facts, concepts, & techniques, and,
Analysis-level questions validate whether you can diagnose situations & solve problems with concepts & techniques.

A mixture of questions at different levels reinforces your knowledge and prepares you to ace the exam.

These are the exam domains covered in the AZ-104 practice exam:

Manage Azure identities and governance (20–25%)

Manage Microsoft Entra users and groups

Create users and groups
Manage user and group properties
Manage licenses in Microsoft Entra ID
Manage external users
Configure self-service password reset (SSPR)

Manage access to Azure resources

Manage built-in Azure roles
Assign roles at different scopes
Interpret access assignments

Manage Azure subscriptions and governance

Implement and manage Azure Policy
Configure resource locks
Apply and manage tags on resources
Manage resource groups
Manage subscriptions
Manage costs by using alerts, budgets, and Azure Advisor recommendations
Configure management groups

Implement and manage storage (15–20%)

Configure access to storage

Configure Azure Storage firewalls and virtual networks
Create and use shared access signature (SAS) tokens
Configure stored access policies
Manage access keys
Configure identity-based access for Azure Files

Configure and manage storage accounts

Create and configure storage accounts
Configure Azure Storage redundancy
Configure object replication
Configure storage account encryption
Manage data by using Azure Storage Explorer and AzCopy

Configure Azure Files and Azure Blob Storage

Create and configure a file share in Azure Storage
Create and configure a container in Blob Storage
Configure storage tiers
Configure snapshots and soft delete for Azure Files
Configure blob lifecycle management
Configure blob versioning

Deploy and manage Azure compute resources (20–25%)

Automate deployment of resources by using Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates or Bicep files

Interpret an Azure Resource Manager template or a Bicep file
Modify an existing Azure Resource Manager template
Modify an existing Bicep file
Deploy resources by using an Azure Resource Manager template or a Bicep file
Export a deployment as an Azure Resource Manager template or convert an Azure Resource Manager template to a Bicep file

Create and configure virtual machines

Create a virtual machine
Configure Azure Disk Encryption
Move a virtual machine to another resource group, subscription, or region
Manage virtual machine sizes
Manage virtual machine disks
Deploy virtual machines to availability zones and availability sets
Deploy and configure an Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets

Provision and manage containers in the Azure portal

Create and manage an Azure container registry
Provision a container by using Azure Container Instances
Provision a container by using Azure Container Apps
Manage sizing and scaling for containers, including Azure Container Instances and Azure Container Apps

Create and configure Azure App Service

Provision an App Service plan
Configure scaling for an App Service plan
Create an App Service
Configure certificates and Transport Layer Security (TLS) for an App Service
Map an existing custom DNS name to an App Service
Configure backup for an App Service
Configure networking settings for an App Service
Configure deployment slots for an App Service

Implement and manage virtual networking (15–20%)

Configure and manage virtual networks in Azure

Create and configure virtual networks and subnets
Create and configure virtual network peering
Configure public IP addresses
Configure user-defined network routes
Troubleshoot network connectivity

Configure secure access to virtual networks

Create and configure network security groups (NSGs) and application security groups
Evaluate effective security rules in NSGs
Implement Azure Bastion
Configure service endpoints for Azure platform as a service (PaaS)
Configure private endpoints for Azure PaaS

Configure name resolution and load balancing

Configure Azure DNS
Configure an internal or public load balancer
Troubleshoot load balancing

Monitor and maintain Azure resources (10–15%)

Monitor resources in Azure

Interpret metrics in Azure Monitor
Configure log settings in Azure Monitor
Query and analyze logs in Azure Monitor
Set up alert rules, action groups, and alert processing rules in Azure Monitor
Configure and interpret monitoring of virtual machines, storage accounts, and networks by using Azure Monitor Insights
Use Azure Network Watcher and Connection Monitor

Implement backup and recovery