Practice Test

Question 1

Azure Policy is a service within Azure platform designed to help customers with …

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👨‍🦱 💬 Azure Policy was designed to help with governance, security, compliance and cost management of Azure resources.

Question 2

Azure Policy primarily works by …

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👨‍🦱 💬 Azure Policy inspects properties of Azure resources using simple if/else conditions and allows customers to choose actions (effects) based on their values.

Question 3

A single object that defines properties, conditions, and effects in Azure Policy service is called a …

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👨‍🦱 💬 As the name suggests. Policy definition specifies how the policy works by defining properties, conditions, and effects based on the values of Azure resource properties.

Question 4

A group of policy definitions is called a …

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👨‍🦱 💬 Azure Policy Initiative is a collection of Azure policy definitions.

Question 5

Enabling Azure Policy on entire Azure subscription is done by creating new …

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👨‍🦱 💬 Assigning (enabling) policy definition is done by assigning policy definition to a scope.

Question 6

The Contoso Company assigned an Azure Policy on Azure Subscription called Sub1. This policy forbids the deployment of any service that isn’t Azure SQL or Azure App Service. But the Administrators want to be able to deploy any resource to their centralized resource group called shared-services. How can they achieve in the most effective way?

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👨‍🦱 💬 The best way to achieve this is to exclude the shared-services resource group from Policy Assignment using Policy Exclusion.

Question 7

The Contoso Company needs to ensure their Azure resources match their internal standards, but currently available built-in policies do not fit their needs. To achieve their goal they decided to create custom policies. Will this solve their challenge?

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👨‍🦱 💬 Yes. Azure policies support custom roles for this exact purpose. This way customers can create any policy to match their internal standards.
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