Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) Exam Prep: Cost management, governance and compliance
Untimed topic quiz: 15 questions on Cost management, governance and compliance, with an explanation after each answer. Questions and answers are shuffled every time.
Topic quiz 5: Cost management, governance and compliance
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Answer: B. A name and value pair that adds metadata to a resource
Tags add metadata to resources. Each tag is a name and a value, such as Environment = Prod.
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Answer: B. Estimating costs before you deploy
The pricing calculator estimates Azure costs. It is for information only: nothing is provisioned and you are not charged.
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Answer: C. Power, labour, taxes and fees differ by location
The cost of power, labour, taxes and fees varies by location, so Azure resources can cost different amounts in different regions.
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Answer: B. By billing zones
Outbound data transfer pricing is based on billing zones, which are groups of regions used for data transfer pricing and are not the same as availability zones.
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Answer: C. Its storage and networking were left behind
When you provision a VM, storage and networking are provisioned too, and they may not be removed when the VM is. Remove resources you no longer need.
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Answer: A. The Azure services used plus the vendor's own charges
With Azure Marketplace you may pay for the Azure services and for the vendor's services or expertise. The vendor sets its billing structure.
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Answer: D. Cost analysis
Cost analysis gives a quick visual of Azure costs and lets you view totals by billing cycle, region, resource and more.
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Answer: D. A budget alert in Cost Management
A budget sets a spending limit, and its budget alert notifies the people on its list when spending reaches the threshold you set.
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Answer: D. No, resources don't inherit tags from their group
Resources don't inherit tags from subscriptions or resource groups. You can use Azure Policy to add or require tags.
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Answer: B. Azure Policy
Azure Policy can enforce tagging rules, such as requiring certain tags on new resources and reapplying tags that were removed.
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Answer: D. It can flag non-compliant resources that already existed
Azure Policy evaluates all current resources, including ones created before the policy, highlights non-compliant ones and can prevent new non-compliant resources.
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Answer: A. A group of related policies for a larger goal
An initiative groups related policy definitions to help track compliance for a larger goal.
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Answer: A. Solutions for data governance, risk and compliance
Microsoft Purview is a family of data governance, risk and compliance solutions that brings together insights about on-premises, multicloud and SaaS data.
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Answer: C. A Delete lock (CanNotDelete)
A Delete lock lets authorized users read and modify a resource but not delete it. A ReadOnly lock also blocks changes.
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Answer: B. The lock must be removed
Resource locks apply regardless of RBAC permissions. Even an owner must remove the lock before doing the blocked action.
Keyboard: 1–4 to answer, Enter for the next question.
The real test: 700 or greater (scale of 1 to 1,000)