Chapter 2-Describe Core Azure Services Review

An area within a specific geographical boundary, and each region is typically hundreds of miles apart.

• Azure Region

• Data Center

• Azure Resource

• Availability Zone

Usually a country, and each geography contains at least 2 regions

• geography

• data center

• subscription

• availability set

a physical building within a region, and each has its own power, cooling supply, water supply, generators and network

• region pair

• data center

• management group

• scale set

To ensure availability, customers should deploy Azure resources ​ (a)  

• to multiple regions
• to a single region
• in a local data center
• on-premises only

These ensure that your resources are deployed into separate datacenters in a region. There are at least 3 in every region

• Data Centers
• Resource Groups
• Cloud Regions
• Availability Zones

These allow you to separate Azure resources in a logical way, and you can tag resources for easier management.

• Azure Load Balancers
• Azure Storage Accounts
• Azure Resource Groups
• Azure Virtual Networks

All of your Azure resources are created within a(n) ​ (a)  

• Azure subscription
• Azure region
• Azure service
• Azure account

Azure subscriptions have limits associated with them.

• True

• False

​ (a)   allow you to assign policies and access control to Azure resources

• Management groups
• Resource groups
• Azure Functions
• Virtual networks

• Only ​ (a)   or other ​ (b)   can be added to a management group.

• subscriptions
• management groups
• users
• projects
• teams