AZ-204 Drag & Drop — 10 Questions

Question 1

Arrange the steps to create and use a shared access signature (SAS) for an Azure Storage blob in the correct order.

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Create storage account, create container, upload blob, generate SAS, construct URL, then access.. First create storage and container, upload blob, generate SAS, construct URL, then access.

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Upload blob, create storage account, create container, generate SAS, construct URL, then access.

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Generate SAS, create storage account, create container, upload blob, construct URL, then access.

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Create storage account, create container, generate SAS, upload blob, construct URL, then access.

Question 2

Arrange the steps to deploy a containerized application to Azure Container Instances (ACI) from Azure Container Registry (ACR) in the correct order.

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Create an Azure Container Registry, push the container image to the registry, create a container group in Azure Container Instances, configure the container group settings, then start the container group.. First create ACR, push image, create container group, configure settings, then start.

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Push the container image, create an Azure Container Registry, create a container group, configure settings, then start.

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Create a container group, create an Azure Container Registry, push the container image, configure settings, then start.

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Create an Azure Container Registry, create a container group, push the container image, configure settings, then start.

Question 3

Arrange the steps to implement Azure Blob Storage lifecycle management to archive blobs after 30 days in the correct order.

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Create storage account and container, then upload blobs, then navigate to Lifecycle Management, then add a rule with action to archive after 30 days.. First create storage and container, upload blobs, navigate to lifecycle, add rule with actions.

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Upload blobs first, then create storage account and container, then navigate to Lifecycle Management, then add a rule.

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Create storage account and container, then navigate to Lifecycle Management, then add a rule, then upload blobs.

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Navigate to Lifecycle Management first, then create storage account and container, then upload blobs, then add a rule.

Question 4

Arrange the steps to secure an Azure API Management API using OAuth 2.0 with Azure AD in the correct order.

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Register an application in Azure AD, then configure API Management to use OAuth 2.0, then add the validate-jwt policy to the API, then configure the product to require OAuth 2.0, then test the setup.. First register app in Azure AD, configure API Management with OAuth, add validate-jwt policy, configure product, test.

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Configure API Management to use OAuth 2.0, then register an application in Azure AD, then add the validate-jwt policy to the API, then configure the product to require OAuth 2.0, then test the setup.

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Register an application in Azure AD, then add the validate-jwt policy to the API, then configure API Management to use OAuth 2.0, then configure the product to require OAuth 2.0, then test the setup.

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Register an application in Azure AD, then configure API Management to use OAuth 2.0, then configure the product to require OAuth 2.0, then add the validate-jwt policy to the API, then test the setup.

Question 5

Arrange the steps to create a CI/CD pipeline using Azure DevOps for an Azure App Service in the correct order.

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Create a repository and push application code, then create a build pipeline, then configure CI trigger, then create a release pipeline, then set up approval gates.. The correct sequence for setting up a CI/CD pipeline in Azure DevOps is: First, create a repository and push your application code. Next, create a build pipeline to compile and package your application. Then, configure the CI trigger within the build pipeline to automate builds on code changes. After that, create a release pipeline to define the deployment steps for the build artifacts. Finally, set up approval gates within the release pipeline to control deployments to different environments.

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Create a repository and push application code, then create a build pipeline, then create a release pipeline, then configure CI trigger, then set up approval gates.

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Create a build pipeline, then create a repository and push application code, then create a release pipeline, then configure CI trigger, then set up approval gates.

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Create a repository and push application code, then create a release pipeline, then create a build pipeline, then configure CI trigger, then set up approval gates.

Question 6

Arrange the steps to implement Azure Functions with a Cosmos DB trigger in the correct order.

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Create Cosmos DB, then create Function App, then add trigger binding, then write code, then test.. First create Cosmos DB, then Function App, add trigger binding, write code, test.

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Create Function App, then create Cosmos DB, then add trigger binding, then write code, then test.

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Create Cosmos DB, then create Function App, then write code, then add trigger binding, then test.

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Create Cosmos DB, then create Function App, then add trigger binding, then test, then write code.

Question 7

Arrange the steps to configure auto-scaling for an Azure App Service in the correct order.

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Navigate to App Service, then scale out, then enable autoscale, then configure rules, then set limits.. First navigate to App Service, then scale out, enable autoscale, configure rules, set limits.

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Navigate to App Service, then enable autoscale, then scale out, then configure rules, then set limits.

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Navigate to App Service, then scale out, then configure rules, then enable autoscale, then set limits.

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Navigate to App Service, then scale out, then enable autoscale, then set limits, then configure rules.

Question 8

Arrange the steps to implement Azure Key Vault for storing and retrieving secrets in an application in the correct order.

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Create Key Vault, then Add a secret, then Grant access to the secret, then Retrieve the secret, then Use the secret. The correct sequence for implementing Azure Key Vault is: first create the Key Vault, then add the secret, grant access to the secret (e.g., via access policies or RBAC), retrieve the secret in the application, and finally use it. This ensures proper resource creation and security before accessing sensitive data.

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Create Key Vault, then Grant access to the secret, then Add a secret, then Retrieve the secret, then Use the secret

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Create Key Vault, then Add a secret, then Retrieve the secret, then Grant access to the secret, then Use the secret

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Add a secret, then Create Key Vault, then Grant access to the secret, then Retrieve the secret, then Use the secret

Question 9

Arrange the steps to deploy an Azure App Service using Azure CLI in the correct order.

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Create resource group, then App Service plan, then web app, then deploy code, then verify. To deploy an App Service, first create a resource group, then an App Service plan, then the web app, deploy code, and finally verify.

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Create App Service plan, then resource group, then web app, then deploy code, then verify

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Create resource group, then web app, then App Service plan, then deploy code, then verify

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Deploy code, then resource group, then App Service plan, then web app, then verify

Question 10

Arrange the steps to implement Azure AD authentication in an ASP.NET Core web app in the correct order.

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Register app in Azure AD → Configure settings in appsettings.json → Add Microsoft.Identity.Web NuGet package → Configure middleware in Startup.cs → Secure endpoints with [Authorize] attribute. First register the app in Azure AD, then configure settings, add NuGet, configure middleware, and secure endpoints.

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Add Microsoft.Identity.Web NuGet package → Register app in Azure AD → Configure settings in appsettings.json → Configure middleware in Startup.cs → Secure endpoints with [Authorize] attribute

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Configure middleware in Startup.cs → Register app in Azure AD → Add Microsoft.Identity.Web NuGet package → Configure settings in appsettings.json → Secure endpoints with [Authorize] attribute

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Secure endpoints with [Authorize] attribute → Register app in Azure AD → Configure settings in appsettings.json → Add Microsoft.Identity.Web NuGet package → Configure middleware in Startup.cs