In December 2018, Microsoft announced the general availability of the AZ module, replacing the Azure RM module. The AZ module offers several new features, including a shortened commandlet noun prefix and backward compatibility with Azure RM. Users are encouraged to transition to the AZ module and use its commands instead of the older Azure RM commands.

When did Microsoft announce the general availability of the Azure R module?

• December 2018

• March 2019

• January 2018

• November 2017

What is one of the key features of the new AZ module?

• It requires a new operating system.

• It includes a shortened commandlet noun prefix.

• It is not compatible with previous versions.

• It has a longer commandlet noun prefix.

What does the AZ module offer in terms of compatibility?

• Compatibility only with Linux systems.

• Forward compatibility with future modules.

• Backward compatibility with Azure RM.

• No compatibility with Azure RM.

What should users do going forward with Azure commands?

• Use both Azure RM and AZ commands equally.

• Transition to using AZ module commands.

• Continue using Azure RM commands indefinitely.

• Stop using Azure commands altogether.

What is the recommended practice for using Azure commands in the future?

• Use the old Azure RM commands.

• Adopt the new AZ module commands.

• Mix both Azure RM and AZ commands.

• Avoid using any Azure commands.