Setting up Azure Virtual Machines (VMs) is essential for scalable, on-demand computing power in the cloud. In this guide, learn the basics of creating an Azure VM, choosing VM images and sizes, and managing resource groups and regions to ensure efficient organization and deployment of cloud resources. Here are 30 multiple-choice questions covering these topics.
az vm create command?
| Qno | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1 | D) Choosing a resource group |
| 2 | A) Virtual Machines tab |
| 3 | A) Region |
| 4 | C) ARM Templates |
| 5 | B) RDP |
| 6 | B) Defining the operating system and configurations |
| 7 | A) Operating System |
| 8 | B) Increases costs |
| 9 | D) H-series |
| 10 | B) Change to another region |
| 11 | C) D-series |
| 12 | C) CPU-bound tasks |
| 13 | A) To organize Azure resources |
| 14 | A) Availability Zones |
| 15 | A) Yes |
| 16 | D) All of the above |
| 17 | A) Resources become inaccessible |
| 18 | B) Availability Zones |
| 19 | A) Using ARM templates |
| 20 | A) Data residency requirements |
| 21 | D) SQL Server Management Studio |
| 22 | C) Publisher-Offer-SKU |
| 23 | C) Premium SSD |
| 24 | A) Better resource organization and management |
| 25 | B) By improving high availability |
| 26 | B) To create a new VM |
| 27 | B) G-series |
| 28 | C) Lower latency |
| 29 | B) It provides the latest security and feature updates |
| 30 | A) L-series |