AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Azure AD B2C

The video tutorial explains Azure B2C, a unique Azure AD tenant for managing identities in applications. It guides through creating a B2C tenant, linking it to an Azure subscription, and managing applications and user flows. Azure B2C allows developers to use various identity providers, offering a centralized identity management solution for external users, distinct from the internal Azure AD tenant.

What is the primary purpose of Azure B2C for developers?

• To manage identities for external applications

• To replace Azure AD for all identity needs

• To provide a platform for building gaming applications

• To manage internal user identities

Which step is necessary to create a new Azure B2C tenant?

• Select an existing Azure AD tenant

• Type B2C in the marketplace search box

• Link it directly to a Google account

• Use a pre-existing Microsoft account

Why might a developer choose to use a separate Azure B2C tenant instead of their actual Azure AD tenant?

• To manage internal users more effectively

• To isolate external user identities

• To reduce subscription costs

• To simplify internal IT processes

What is the main difference between Azure AD and Azure B2C?

• Azure AD is for external users, Azure B2C is for internal users

• Azure AD is for internal users, Azure B2C is for external users

• Azure AD supports more identity providers than Azure B2C

• Azure B2C is a subset of Azure AD with fewer features

What is a key feature of Azure B2C when registering applications?

• It allows for a range of identity providers

• It requires manual password resets

• It limits applications to web platforms

• It only supports Microsoft identity providers

What is a user flow in Azure B2C?

• A feature for managing Azure resources

• A tool for creating Azure subscriptions

• A process to define user sign-in experiences

• A method to manage internal IT workflows

Which identity providers can be configured in Azure B2C?

• Only Azure AD accounts

• Only Microsoft accounts

• Google, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Amazon

• Internal corporate accounts