AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Custom Script Extensions

The video tutorial explains the use of VM Extensions to automate repetitive tasks in virtual machine provisioning. It covers the use of custom script extensions for app installation, emphasizing the importance of considering script execution time, VM state, dependencies, error handling, and sensitive data protection. The tutorial provides guidance on writing effective scripts and managing potential issues during deployment.

What is the primary purpose of using VM Extensions during virtual machine provisioning?

• To automate the installation of additional components

• To enhance the graphical interface of the VM

• To manually configure each virtual machine

• To increase the storage capacity of the VM

How can you customize the installation of applications using VM Extensions?

• By using pre-defined scripts from Azure

• By writing your own script and uploading it

• By manually installing each application

• By using Azure's default settings

What is the maximum time allowed for a custom script extension to run before it times out?

• 120 minutes

• 90 minutes

• 60 minutes

• 30 minutes

Which of the following is a crucial consideration when writing a custom script for VM Extensions?

• The color scheme of the script

• The font size used in the script

• Handling potential errors during execution

• The number of comments in the script

What should be done to protect sensitive information in custom script extensions?

• Store it in plain text within the script

• Encrypt and protect the information

• Share it openly with all users

• Ignore the sensitive information