AZ900 MCQ 1

What is a Virtual Machine (VM) in Azure?

• A physical computer hosted in your office

• A virtualized computing resource that runs applications

• An on-premises server

• A database hosting solution

What is Azure Virtual Network (VNet) used for?

• To host virtual machines

• To create isolated networks in Azure

• To store large amounts of data

• To manage mobile applications

In Azure, which service allows you to run containers?

• Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

• Azure SQL Database

• Azure Virtual Desktop

• Azure Active Directory

Which Azure service is designed to create, deploy, and manage Virtual Machines?

• Azure Functions

• Azure VM Scale Sets

• Azure Blob Storage

• Azure IoT Hub

What does the term “scalability” refer to in cloud computing?

• The ability to increase or decrease resources as needed

• The ability to run applications without an internet connection

• The ability to change between different cloud providers

• The process of securing data in the cloud

Which Azure service is used for storing large amounts of unstructured data?

• Azure Blob Storage

• Azure Cosmos DB

• Azure SQL Database

• Azure Kubernetes Service

Which of these is a global, fully managed database service in Azure?

• Azure SQL Database

• Azure Cosmos DB

• Azure Blob Storage

• Azure DevOps

Which Azure service enables serverless computing for event-driven applications?

• Azure Virtual Machines

• Azure Functions

• Azure SQL Database

• Azure AD

In Azure, what is a Resource Group?

• A collection of related resources that are managed together

• A storage account for managing files

• A database solution for applications

• A networking solution

What does the term “elasticity” mean in cloud computing?

• The ability to remove all resources when needed

• The ability to automate processes

• The ability to increase and decrease resources as demand changes

• The ability to secure resources