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AZ-900 · Describe cloud concepts
…ity through tools like the pricing calculator and Cost Management. Security and governance benefits come from policy, templates and built-in protections. Manageability covers both managing t…
AZ-900 · Describe Azure architecture and services
…oft Entra tenant. Subscriptions can be organised under management groups, which can nest up to six levels, so a policy or role applied at the top flows down to everything beneath. Policies a…
AZ-900 · Describe Azure architecture and services
…fore it can be read, with a 180-day minimum. Lifecycle management rules can move blobs down the tiers automatically as they age. Pick the tier by access pattern, not by data size.
AZ-900 · Describe Azure architecture and services
…such as a user, group or managed identity, at a scope: management group, subscription, resource group or single resource. Assignments inherit downward, so Contributor on a subscription appli…
AZ-900 · Describe Azure management and governance
…her shows what you are actually spending; that is Cost Management in the portal, which reports real usage and lets you set budgets. Hook: pricing is the menu, TCO is the moving quote, Cost M…
AZ-900 · Describe Azure management and governance
What you pay in Azure depends on what you deploy, where, and how much you use it. The resource type and size set the base rate, and the same VM costs different amounts in different regions. …
AZ-900 · Describe Azure management and governance
Azure Policy defines what resources are allowed to look like: only certain regions, required tags, approved VM sizes, encryption switched on. Each policy has an effect such as audit, deny, o…
AZ-900 · Describe Azure management and governance
A resource lock protects against accidental changes regardless of who is acting. A CanNotDelete lock lets authorised users read and modify the resource but blocks deletion. A ReadOnly lock g…
AZ-900 · Describe Azure management and governance
…reports and drive automation, and they show up in Cost Management for chargeback by department. Tags are not inherited automatically from a resource group to the resources inside it unless a…
AZ-900 · Describe Azure management and governance
Azure Arc extends Azure Resource Manager to machines and clusters running elsewhere: on-premises servers, other clouds, and edge sites. Once a server has the Arc agent it appears in the port…
AZ-900 · Describe Azure management and governance
Azure Resource Manager is the deployment and management layer that every tool, from the portal to the CLI, talks to. An ARM template is a JSON file describing the resources you want; Bicep i…
AZ-900 · Describe Azure management and governance
Three monitoring services answer three different questions. Azure Advisor analyses your configuration and usage and recommends improvements across reliability, security, performance, cost an…
AZ-900 · Describe Azure management and governance
Azure can be managed through the portal, Azure PowerShell, Azure CLI, and the mobile app, and all of them call Azure Resource Manager. Azure Cloud Shell is a browser-based shell inside the p…
CAPM · Agile delivery
Agile delivery develops useful increments and learns from feedback rather than relying entirely on early predictions. Make work visible, limit excessive work in progress and adjust prioritie…
CAPM · Project foundations
A project produces defined outputs within constraints, while benefits describe the value expected from using those outputs. Clarify scope, responsibilities and acceptance early. A delivered …
CAPM · Project monitoring and change
A proposed change can affect scope, schedule, cost, quality and risk together. Document the request and evaluate those effects before the authorized decision. Update approved plans and commu…
CARTE · Azure security operations
Security posture management identifies risky configurations, while threat detection identifies suspicious activity. Both need owners and a response process. In Azure, inspect the affected re…
CARTP · Azure security operations
Security posture management identifies risky configurations, while threat detection identifies suspicious activity. Both need owners and a response process. In Azure, inspect the affected re…
CC · Security Principles
…orm a hierarchy. Policies are high-level statements of management intent that say what must be done and are mandatory; an acceptable use policy is the classic example. Standards specify mand…
CC · Security Operations
Configuration management establishes and maintains a documented baseline for each system type, such as a hardened server image with unnecessary services removed, so every deployment starts s…
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