AZ-204 Developing for Microsoft Azure Exam Prep - Accessing Azure Active Directory (AD) Using Code

The video tutorial guides viewers through accessing the Azure AD Quickstart on GitHub, explaining the authentication process using Azure Active Directory. It covers how a web app interacts with Azure AD for user authentication, including token handling. The tutorial also provides instructions for setting up Visual Studio to work with Azure AD, emphasizing the importance of not handling user credentials directly.

Where can you find the Azure AD Quickstart repository?

• On the Azure Portal

• In the Visual Studio Marketplace

• On the Azure AD Quickstarts account on GitHub

• On the Microsoft Azure website

What is the purpose of the token in Azure AD authentication?

• To verify user identity without sharing passwords

• To encrypt user data

• To store user passwords

• To log user activities

What happens after a user logs into Azure AD?

• The user is redirected to a different application

• The user's password is sent to the application

• The application receives a token and redirects the user back

• The user is logged out of the application

Which version of Visual Studio is recommended for setting up the Azure AD Quickstart?

• Visual Studio 2019

• Visual Studio 2017

• Visual Studio 2015

• Visual Studio Code

What is the first step in experimenting with Azure AD authentication?

• Download the Azure AD Quickstart repository

• Set up a new web server

• Create a new Azure account

• Install Azure CLI