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50 questions · 100 minutes, 0 unscored and not identified. One question per screen, flag and strike-out, a review screen and a score report per domain — no answers until you finish.
Implement, manage and monitor identity, governance, storage, compute and networking in Azure.
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Share of scored content per domain. Every sitting draws questions by these weights.
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50 questions · 100 minutes, 0 unscored and not identified. One question per screen, flag and strike-out, a review screen and a score report per domain — no answers until you finish.
The full sitting with 30 extra minutes (130 min) — the accommodation non-native English speakers can request for exams in English.
20 questions · 40 min, same weights, all scored. A daily check.
20 questions aimed at your weakest domains, missed concepts and due reviews.
Pick domains, topics, how many questions and which pool (new, wrong, due, low confidence). Spaced repetition with confidence ratings, flashcards and a mistake book.
Open practiceOne domain, up to 20 questions.
Entra users and groups, licenses, external users and SSPR; built-in and custom Azure roles, scopes and access assignments; Azure Policy, locks, tags, resource groups, subscriptions, costs, Advisor and management groups. Official range 20–25 %.
Practice domain 1 →Storage firewalls, SAS, stored access policies, access keys and identity-based Azure Files access; account types, redundancy, object replication, encryption, AzCopy and Storage Explorer; file shares, blob tiers, soft delete, snapshots, lifecycle and versioning. Official range 15–20 %.
Practice domain 2 →ARM templates and Bicep (read, modify, deploy, export, decompile); VMs, encryption at host, moves, sizes, disks, zones, availability sets and scale sets; Container Registry, Container Instances and Container Apps; App Service plans, TLS, domains, backup, networking and slots. Official range 20–25 %.
Practice domain 3 →VNets, subnets, peering, public IPs, user-defined routes and connectivity troubleshooting; NSGs, application security groups, effective rules, Bastion, service and private endpoints; Azure DNS and public or internal load balancers. Official range 15–20 %.
Practice domain 4 →Azure Monitor metrics, logs, KQL, alerts, action groups, alert processing rules, Insights, Network Watcher and Connection monitor; Recovery Services and Backup vaults, backup policies, restores, Site Recovery failover and backup reports and alerts. Official range 10–15 %.
Practice domain 5 →Domain names and weights come from the official AZ-104 exam objectives (checked 2026-10-27). Always check it for the authoritative scope.
Includes 24 performance-style items (put in order, match, read an exhibit) — practice them with the “Order / match” filter.
The real exam's full hot-area and case-study and lab simulations (labs in a live interface) are not reproduced.
Two of this exam's original questions, with the explanation you get after every answer.
An administrator must create 300 new Microsoft Entra user accounts for an incoming class of students using the Microsoft Entra admin center, without writing a script. What is the most efficient method?
Correct: A. The Users blade has Bulk operations: download the CSV template, fill in one row per user and upload it with Bulk create. The same blade offers bulk invite, bulk delete and download of the user list.
Which statements about Microsoft Entra group membership types are correct? (Select TWO.)
Correct: A, D. Membership can be Assigned, Dynamic user or Dynamic device. Dynamic device membership is only possible for security groups, and dynamic rules need Microsoft Entra ID P1 (or P2) for the users in scope.