BOARD EVALUATION 2026 GUARANTEED
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● Resource. Answer: A manageable item that is available through
Azure. (VMs, storage accounts, database, subscriptions, tags)
● Resource Provider. Answer: A service that supplies Azure resources.
Ex: Microsoft.KeyVault for keys, Microsoft.Compute for VM resource,
Microsoft.Storage for storage.
● Azure Resource Manager (ARM). Answer: Deployment and
management service for Azure. It provides a management layer that
enables you to create, update, and delete resources in your Azure
account.
● Azure Portal. Answer: The user interface of the Azure Resource
Manager.
● The 4 Core Azure Products. Answer: 1. Compute
2. Networking
3. Storage
4. Databases
,● Virtual Machine. Answer: A software-based computer that runs on a
physical computer.
● Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS). Answer: An open-source software
for deploying and managing containers at scale.
● Azure Functions. Answer: With Azure Functions, you must use code,
such as C# or JavaScript
Serverless Compute,
Code as a Service (CaaS),
Billing based on execution,
Various endpoints and triggers.
● Service Fabric. Answer: An open source project and it powers core
Azure infrastructure as well as other Microsoft services such as:
Skype for Business,
Intune,
Azure Event Hubs,
Azure Data Factory,
Azure Cosmos DB,
, Cortana
● Blob Storage. Answer: Binary Large Object Storage. Blob Storage is
massively scalable object storage for unstructured data. Used for:
Serving images or documents directly to a browser,
Storing files for distributed access,
Streaming video and audio,
Writing to log files,
Storing data for backup and restore, disaster recovery, and archiving.
● Blob Storage Tiers. Answer: Hot Tier, Cold Tier, Archive Tier
● Hot Tier. Answer: Lower data access cost, Higher data storage cost
● Cold Tier. Answer: Higher data access cost, Lower data storage cost
● Archive Tier. Answer: Highest data access cost, Lowest data storage
cost
● Managed Disks. Answer:
● Azure Cosmos DB. Answer: No SQL database.