Languages: English
Audiences: IT professionals
Technology: Microsoft Azure
Skills measured
This exam measures your ability to accomplish the technical tasks listed
below. The percentages indicate the relative weight of each major topic area on
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Deploy and Configure Infrastructure (25-30%)
Analyze resource utilization and consumption
May include but not limited to: Configure diagnostic settings on resources;
create baseline for resources; create and rest alerts; analyze alerts across
subscription; analyze metrics across subscription; create action groups; monitor
for unused resources; monitor spend; report on spend; utilize Log Search query
functions; view alerts in Log Analytics
Create and configure storage accounts
May include but not limited to: Configure network access to the storage account;
create and configure storage account; generate shared access signature; install
and use Azure Storage Explorer; manage access keys; monitor activity log by
using Log Analytics; implement Azure storage replication
Create and configure a Virtual Machine (VM) for Windows and Linux
May include but not limited to: Configure high availability; configure
monitoring, networking, storage, and virtual machine size; deploy and configure
scale sets
Automate deployment of Virtual Machines (VMs)
May include but not limited to: Modify Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template;
configure location of new VMs; configure VHD template; deploy from template;
save a deployment as an ARM template; deploy Windows and Linux VMs
Create connectivity between virtual networks
May include but not limited to: Create and configure VNET peering; create and
configure VNET to VNET; verify virtual network connectivity; create virtual
network gateway
Implement and manage virtual networking
May include but not limited to: Configure private and public IP addresses,
network routes, network interface, subnets, and virtual network
Manage Azure Active Directory (AD)
May include but not limited to: Add custom domains; configure Azure AD Identity
Protection, Azure AD Join, and Enterprise State Roaming; configure self-service
password reset; implement conditional access policies; manage multiple
directories; perform an access review
Implement and manage hybrid identities
May include but not limited to: Install and configure Azure AD Connect;
configure federation and single sign-on; manage Azure AD Connect; manage
password sync and writeback
Implement Workloads and Security (20-25%)
Migrate servers to Azure
May include but not limited to: Migrate by using Azure Site Recovery (ASR);
migrate using P2V; configure storage; create a backup vault; prepare source and
target environments; backup and restore data; deploy Azure Site Recovery (ASR)
agent; prepare virtual network
Configure serverless computing
May include but not limited to: Manage a Logic App resource; manage Azure
Function app settings; manage Event Grid; manage Service Bus
Implement application load balancing
May include but not limited to: Configure application gateway and load balancing
rules; implement front end IP configurations; manage application load balancing
Integrate on premises network with Azure virtual network
May include but not limited to: Create and configure Azure VPN Gateway; create
and configure site to site VPN; configure Express Route; verify on premises
connectivity; manage on-premise connectivity with Azure
Manage role-based access control (RBAC)
May include but not limited to: Create a custom role; configure access to Azure
resources by assigning roles; configure management access to Azure; troubleshoot
RBAC; implement RBAC policies; assign RBAC roles
Implement Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
May include but not limited to: Enable MFA for an Azure tenant; configure user
accounts for MFA; configure fraud alerts; configure bypass options; configure
trusted IPs; configure verification methods; manage role-based access control (RBAC);
implement RBAC policies; assign RBAC Roles; create a custom role; configure
access to Azure resources by assigning roles; configure management access to
Azure
Architect Cloud Technology Solutions (5-10%)
Select an appropriate compute solution
May include but not limited to: Leverage appropriate design patterns; select
appropriate network connectivity options; design for hybrid topologies
Select an appropriate integration solution
May include but not limited to: Address computational bottlenecks, state
management, and OS requirements; provide for web hosting if applicable; evaluate
minimum number of nodes
Select an appropriate storage solution
May include but not limited to: Validate data storage technology capacity
limitations; address durability of data; provide for appropriate throughput of
data access; evaluate structure of data storage; provide for data archiving,
retention, and compliance
Create and Deploy Apps (5-10%)
Create web applications by using PaaS
May include but not limited to: Create an Azure app service web app by using
Azure CLI, PowerShell, and other tools; create documentation for the API by
using open source and other tools; create an App Service Web App for containers;
create an App Service background task by using WebJobs
Create app or service that runs on Service Fabric
May include but not limited to: Develop a stateful Reliable Service and a
stateless Reliable Service; develop an actor-based Reliable Service; write code
to consume Reliable Collections in your service
Design and develop applications that run in containers
May include but not limited to: Configure diagnostic settings on resources;
create a container image by using a Docker file; create an Azure Container
Service (ACS/AKS) cluster by using the Azure CLI and Azure Portal; publish an
image to the Azure Container Registry; implement an application that runs on an
Azure Container Instance; implement container instances by using Azure Container
Service (ACS/AKS), Azure Service Fabric, and other tools; manage container
settings by using code
Implement Authentication and Secure Data (5-10%)
Implement authentication
May include but not limited to: Implement authentication by using certificates,
forms-based authentication, tokens, Windows-integrated authentication; implement
multi-factor authentication by using Azure AD options
Implement secure data solutions
May include but not limited to: Encrypt and decrypt data at rest; encrypt data
with Always Encrypted; implement Azure Confidential Compute and SSL/TLS
communications; manage cryptographic keys in the Azure Key Vault
Develop for the Cloud (20-25%)
Develop long-running tasks
May include but not limited to: Implement large-scale, parallel, and
high-performance apps by using batches; implement resilient apps by using
queues; implement code to address application events by using web hooks; address
continuous processing tasks by using web jobs
Configure a message-based integration architecture
May include but not limited to: Configure an app or service to send emails,
Event Grid, and the Azure Relay Service; create and configure a Notification
Hub, an Event Hub, and a Service Bus; configure queries across multiple
products; configure an app or service with Microsoft Graph
Develop for asynchronous processing
May include but not limited to: Implement parallelism, multithreading,
processing, durable functions, Azure logic apps, interfaces with storage,
interfaces to data access, and appropriate asynchronous compute models
Develop for autoscaling
May include but not limited to: Implement autoscaling rules and patterns
(schedule, operational/system metrics, code that addresses singleton application
instances, and code that addresses transient state
Implement distributed transactions
May include but not limited to: Identify tools to implement distributed
transactions (e.g., ADO.NET, elastic transactions, multi-database transactions);
manage transaction scope; manage transactions across multiple databases and
servers
Develop advanced cloud workloads
May include but not limited to: Develop solutions by using intelligent
algorithms that identify items from images and videos; develop solutions by
using intelligent algorithms related to speech, natural language processing,
Bing Search, and recommendations and decision making; create and integrate bots;
integrate machine learning solutions in an app; create and implement IoT
solutions
Preparation options
Instructor-led training
Who should take this exam?
Candidates for this exam are Azure Solution Architects who advise stakeholders
and translates business requirements into secure, scalable, and reliable
solutions.
Candidates should have advanced experience and knowledge across various aspects
of IT operations, including networking, virtualization, identity, security,
business continuity, disaster recovery, data management, budgeting, and
governance. This role requires managing how decisions in each area affects an
overall solution.
Candidates must be proficient in Azure administration, Azure development, and
DevOps, and have expert-level skills in at least one of those domains.
QUESTION: 1
You need to access user claims in the e-commerce web app. What should you do first?
A. Write custom code to make a Microsoft Graph API call from the e commerce web app.
B. Assign the Contributor RBAC role to the e-commerce web app by using the Resource Manager
create role assignment API
C. Update the e-commerce web app to read the https: request header values.
D. Using the Azure CU, enable Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) from the e-commerce checkout
API to the e-commerce web
Answer: A
QUESTION: 2
You need to meet the scaling requirements for Policy Service.
What should you store in Azure Redis Cache?
A. ViewState
B. HttpContext.tems
C. Session state
D. TempData
Answer: C
QUESTION: 3
You need to configure AG1.
What should you create?
A. a basic routing rule
B. a multi-site listener
C. a basic listener
D. a URL path-based routing rule
Answer: C
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