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MicrosoftAZ-900FoundationalCloudAvailable
Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
Cloud concepts, core Azure architecture and services, and Azure management, governance and cost tools.
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Domain weights
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- D1Describe cloud concepts28 %14 concepts
- D2Describe Azure architecture and services38 %24 concepts
- D3Describe Azure management and governance34 %16 concepts
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Domain 1: Describe cloud concepts
28 %Cloud computing and the shared responsibility model, public/private/hybrid models, consumption-based pricing, serverless, benefits of the cloud, and IaaS, PaaS and SaaS. Official range 25–30 %.
Practice domain 1 →Domain 2: Describe Azure architecture and services
38 %Regions, availability zones, resource groups, subscriptions and management groups; compute and networking; storage tiers and redundancy; Entra ID, Conditional Access, RBAC, Zero Trust and Defender for Cloud. Official range 35–40 %.
Practice domain 2 →Domain 3: Describe Azure management and governance
34 %Cost factors, the pricing calculator, Cost Management and tags; Purview, Azure Policy and resource locks; portal, Cloud Shell, CLI, PowerShell, Arc, ARM templates; Advisor, Service Health and Azure Monitor. Official range 30–35 %.
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Domain names and weights come from the official AZ-900 exam objectives (checked 2026-10-26). Always check it for the authoritative scope.
The real exam also has drag-and-drop and hot-area and build-list questions; the simulator uses multiple-choice only.
Sources · checked 2026-10-26
Sample questions
Two of this exam's original questions, with the explanation you get after every answer.
Sample 1Select one
Which statement BEST describes cloud computing?
- ABuying hardware such as servers up front and paying for their power and cooling in your own datacenter
- BLeasing office space close to an internet exchange point
- CRunning all software on a single laptop that is never connected to a network
- DDelivering computing services such as servers, storage, databases and networking over the internet, typically paid for as they are used
Show answer & explanation
Correct: D. Cloud computing is the delivery of compute, storage, networking and other services over the internet, so organizations can rent capacity instead of buying and running their own hardware.
Sample 2Select 2
For a SaaS application such as Microsoft 365, which responsibilities stay with the customer? (Select TWO.)
- APatching the application code
- BMaintaining the operating system of the servers
- CManaging user accounts and identities
- DProtecting the data the users store in the application
- EReplacing failed disks in the datacenter
Show answer & explanation
Correct: C, D. With SaaS the provider runs the application, the operating system and the infrastructure. The customer still manages accounts and identities, devices and the information placed in the service.