AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - What is not Supported?

The video tutorial explains that Microsoft Azure does not support in-place upgrades for Windows operating systems on virtual machines. Instead, it suggests creating a new Azure virtual machine with the desired operating system version, such as Windows 2016 or 2019, and migrating data from the older version, like Windows 2012 R2, to the new setup.

Why might a business want to upgrade their operating system in Azure?

• To increase storage capacity

• To reduce costs

• Due to certain business requirements

• To improve hardware performance

What is the current limitation regarding OS upgrades on Azure virtual machines?

• Microsoft supports only Linux upgrades

• In-place upgrades are not supported

• Only Windows 10 can be upgraded

• Upgrades are only available for premium users

What is the recommended solution for upgrading the OS on an Azure VM?

• Use third-party software to upgrade

• Create a new VM with the desired OS

• Install a patch to upgrade

• Wait for Microsoft to release an update

Which operating systems are mentioned as options for the new Azure VM?

• Windows 8 and Windows 10

• Windows 2016 and Windows 2019

• Windows XP and Windows Vista

• Windows 7 and Windows 8

What needs to be done after creating a new Azure VM with the desired OS?

• Configure network settings

• Migrate data from the old system

• Install antivirus software

• Upgrade the hardware