AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Adding Additional Disk to VM

The video tutorial explains how to add a data disk to an Azure virtual machine. It covers the types of disks available, including managed and unmanaged disks, and provides a step-by-step lab exercise on adding a disk through the Azure portal. The tutorial also discusses configuring disk options such as type and size, and concludes with verifying and initializing the new disk in the virtual machine.

What is the default disk setup for an Azure virtual machine?

• Two temporary disks

• Two operating system disks

• One operating system disk and one temporary disk

• One operating system disk and one data disk

Which type of disk is managed by Microsoft Azure and requires less user control?

• Data disk

• Unmanaged disk

• Managed disk

• Temporary disk

What is the first step to add a new disk to an Azure virtual machine?

• Select the disk type

• Navigate to the disk section in the Azure portal

• Format the disk

• Initialize the disk

What does selecting 'none' or 'empty disk' in the source type dropdown imply?

• The disk will be a snapshot

• The disk will be managed by Microsoft

• The disk will be stored in a BLOB

• The disk will be unmanaged

Which disk type is recommended for mission-critical applications?

• Temporary disk

• Standard HDD

• Premium SSD

• Standard SSD

What is the purpose of initializing a new disk in a virtual machine?

• To delete the disk

• To prepare the disk for use

• To create a backup

• To increase disk size

What file system is used to format the new disk in the demonstration?

• exFAT

• FAT32

• NTFS

• HFS+