AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Azure Policy Walkthrough and Lab Activity

The video tutorial explains Azure Policy, a tool for auditing and enforcing compliance in cloud environments. It covers how to navigate Azure Policy, explore policy definitions, and assign policies to resources. The tutorial also introduces initiative definitions, which allow for creating complex policies by grouping multiple policies under a single umbrella. Azure Policy helps organizations adhere to internal rules, such as naming conventions and resource tagging, ensuring compliance with corporate requirements.

What is the primary purpose of Azure Policy?

• To audit and enforce compliance requirements

• To manage user access to Azure resources

• To provide cost management solutions

• To monitor network traffic

Which of the following is an example of a policy definition in Azure?

• Enforcing Azure monitoring for all virtual machines

• Managing user roles

• Creating a new Azure subscription

• Deleting unused resources

What must be specified when enforcing a tag policy in Azure?

• The resource type

• The subscription ID

• The tag name and value

• The resource location

What is the purpose of the compliance section in Azure Policy?

• To delete old policies

• To manage user permissions

• To create new policies

• To monitor non-compliant resources

What is an initiative definition in Azure Policy?

• A tool for monitoring network traffic

• A method for managing user access

• A single policy for a specific resource

• A collection of multiple policies under one umbrella

How can Azure Policy help with resource tagging?

• By removing unnecessary tags

• By automatically generating tags

• By creating new tag categories

• By enforcing specific tags and values

What can be enforced using Azure Policy regarding VM sizes?

• The maximum number of VMs

• The specific size of VMs allowed

• The operating system of VMs

• The network configuration of VMs