AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Azure File Sync - Lab Activity - I

The video tutorial guides users through setting up Azure File Sync. It covers creating the Azure File Sync service, setting up a storage account, creating a sync group and file share, and downloading and installing the Azure File Sync agent. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of ensuring all components are in the same region and provides step-by-step instructions for each process.

What are the key components needed to set up Azure File Sync?

• Azure File Sync service, File Sync agent, and storage account with file share

• Azure Virtual Machine, SQL Database, and Blob Storage

• Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure Functions, and Logic Apps

• Azure DevOps, Azure Monitor, and Azure Security Center

Which step is crucial when creating the Azure File Sync service in the Azure portal?

• Enabling Azure Security Center

• Configuring Azure DevOps

• Setting up Azure Kubernetes Service

• Selecting the correct Azure region

Why is it important to ensure the storage account and file sync service are in the same region?

• To monitor Azure Security Center

• To configure Azure Kubernetes Service

• To enable Azure DevOps integration

• To reduce latency and improve performance

What is the purpose of creating a sync group in Azure File Sync?

• To configure Azure DevOps pipelines

• To monitor Azure Security Center alerts

• To manage Azure Kubernetes clusters

• To connect the sync service with the storage account

What is the role of the file share in Azure File Sync?

• It serves as the location where files from on-premise are stored or synced

• It manages Azure Kubernetes clusters

• It configures Azure DevOps pipelines

• It monitors Azure Security Center alerts

What is the first step in setting up the Azure File Sync agent?

• Configuring Azure DevOps

• Creating an Azure Kubernetes cluster

• Setting up Azure Logic Apps

• Downloading the Azure File Sync agent

How can you simulate an on-premise file server in Azure?

• By enabling Azure Security Center

• By creating a virtual machine in Azure

• By setting up Azure Kubernetes Service

• By configuring Azure DevOps