WGU D084 CLOUD PLATFORM SOLUTIONS OBJECTIVE
ASSESSMENT 2024 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS) /A+ GRADE
ASSURED
Subscription - (correct answer) A logical unit of Azure services linked to an Azure account, which is an identity
in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).
User Principal - (correct answer) An identity that is associated with a user, or a group of users.
Management Groups - (correct answer) Allow you to apply governance consistently across subscriptions,
including the application of common RBAC controls and the application of Azure policy.
Spending Quotas - (correct answer) Allow administrators to set alerts within an Azure subscription by
configuring budgets to inform the business when their Azure spending has hit a certain threshold.
Resource Tags - (correct answer) Allow you to apply custom metadata to your Azure resources to logically
organize them and build out custom taxonomies.
Azure Policy - (correct answer) An Azure service that can be used to create, assign, and manage policies that
enforce governance in your Azure environment.
Azure Monitor - (correct answer) Helps you track performance, maintain security, and identify trends, by
ingesting metrics and telemetry from multiple areas, including applications and the operating systems of virtual
machines.
Azure Advisor - (correct answer) A free, personalized guide to Azure best practices which provides
recommendations to help you optimize resources for high availability, security, performance, and cost.
Alerts - (correct answer) Proactively notify you when important conditions are found in your monitoring data.
Metrics - (correct answer) Numerical values provided by resources and services within Azure.
Enterprise Agreement Portal - (correct answer) Available only to customers with an Enterprise Agreement and
is used for managing spend across one or more subscriptions.
Account Portal - (correct answer) Available for all subscriptions and accessible by Account owners. It is used to
manage subscriptions, payment methods, and spending limits.
Azure Portal - (correct answer) Available for all subscriptions and includes Azure Cost Management.
Cloudyn - (correct answer) An Azure service that is related to Cost Management, which can track resource cost
for Azure resources.
Resource - (correct answer) A single service instance, which can be a virtual machine, a virtual network, a
storage account, or any other Azure service.
Azure Resource Manager Templates - (correct answer) JSON files that define the infrastructure and
configuration of resources in Azure.
CanNotDelete Lock - (correct answer) Prevents deletion of a resource and does not impede the modification of
a resource.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) - (correct answer) Allows you to manage the entities that have access to
Azure resources and the actions that those entities can perform.
Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) - (correct answer) An identity provider for Azure that provides authentication
to resources in an Azure subscription.
, Budget - (correct answer) A monitoring mechanism that allows users to create budgets with set thresholds and
notification rules.
Azure Storage Account - (correct answer) An entity that is used to store Azure storage data objects such as
blobs, files, queues, tables, and disks.
Blob - (correct answer) Provides a highly scalable service for storing arbitrary data objects, such as text or
binary data.
Standard Performance Tier - (correct answer) Supports all storage services: blobs, tables, files, queues, and
unmanaged Azure virtual machine disks. It uses magnetic disks to provide cost-efficient and reliable storage.
Premium Performance Tier - (correct answer) Supports workloads with greater demands on I/O and is backed
by high performance SSD disks.
Locally Redundant Storage (LRS) - (correct answer) Makes three synchronous copies of your data within a
single datacenter.
Zone Redundant Storage (ZRS) - (correct answer) Makes three synchronous copies of your data across multiple
availability zones within a region.
Hot Access Tier - (correct answer) Optimized for the frequent access of objects in the storage account.
Cool Access Tier - (correct answer) Optimized for storing large amounts of data that is infrequently accessed
and stored for at least 30 days.
Archive Access Tier - (correct answer) Designed for long-term archiving of infrequently-used data that can
tolerate several hours of retrieval latency, and will remain in the Archive tier for at least 180 days.
Premium Access Tier - (correct answer) Provides high-performance access for frequently-used data, based on
solid-state disks.
Storage Firewall - (correct answer) Controls which IP address and virtual networks can access the storage
account.
Shared Access Signature Token (SAS Token) - (correct answer) A URI query string parameter that grants
access to specific containers, blob, queues, and tables.
Async Blob Copy Service - (correct answer) A server-side based service that can copy files from a source
location to a destination in an Azure Storage account.
AzCopy - (correct answer) A command line utility that can be used to copy data to and from blob, file, and table
storage, and also provides support for copying data between storage accounts.
Content Delivery Network (CDN) - (correct answer) A global network of servers, placed in key locations to
provide fast, local access for the majority of Internet users.
Operations Management Suite (OMS) - (correct answer) A collection of features that are licensed together as a
unit, including Azure Monitoring and Log Analytics, Azure Automation, Azure Security Center, Azure Backup, and
Azure Site Recovery.
Azure File Service - (correct answer) A fully managed file share service that offers endpoints for the Server
Messaging Block (SMB) protocol, also known as Common Internet File System.
Azure Backup - (correct answer) A service that allows you to backup on-premises servers, cloud-based virtual
machines, and virtualized workloads such as SQL Server and SharePoint to Microsoft Azure.
ASSESSMENT 2024 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS) /A+ GRADE
ASSURED
Subscription - (correct answer) A logical unit of Azure services linked to an Azure account, which is an identity
in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).
User Principal - (correct answer) An identity that is associated with a user, or a group of users.
Management Groups - (correct answer) Allow you to apply governance consistently across subscriptions,
including the application of common RBAC controls and the application of Azure policy.
Spending Quotas - (correct answer) Allow administrators to set alerts within an Azure subscription by
configuring budgets to inform the business when their Azure spending has hit a certain threshold.
Resource Tags - (correct answer) Allow you to apply custom metadata to your Azure resources to logically
organize them and build out custom taxonomies.
Azure Policy - (correct answer) An Azure service that can be used to create, assign, and manage policies that
enforce governance in your Azure environment.
Azure Monitor - (correct answer) Helps you track performance, maintain security, and identify trends, by
ingesting metrics and telemetry from multiple areas, including applications and the operating systems of virtual
machines.
Azure Advisor - (correct answer) A free, personalized guide to Azure best practices which provides
recommendations to help you optimize resources for high availability, security, performance, and cost.
Alerts - (correct answer) Proactively notify you when important conditions are found in your monitoring data.
Metrics - (correct answer) Numerical values provided by resources and services within Azure.
Enterprise Agreement Portal - (correct answer) Available only to customers with an Enterprise Agreement and
is used for managing spend across one or more subscriptions.
Account Portal - (correct answer) Available for all subscriptions and accessible by Account owners. It is used to
manage subscriptions, payment methods, and spending limits.
Azure Portal - (correct answer) Available for all subscriptions and includes Azure Cost Management.
Cloudyn - (correct answer) An Azure service that is related to Cost Management, which can track resource cost
for Azure resources.
Resource - (correct answer) A single service instance, which can be a virtual machine, a virtual network, a
storage account, or any other Azure service.
Azure Resource Manager Templates - (correct answer) JSON files that define the infrastructure and
configuration of resources in Azure.
CanNotDelete Lock - (correct answer) Prevents deletion of a resource and does not impede the modification of
a resource.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) - (correct answer) Allows you to manage the entities that have access to
Azure resources and the actions that those entities can perform.
Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) - (correct answer) An identity provider for Azure that provides authentication
to resources in an Azure subscription.
, Budget - (correct answer) A monitoring mechanism that allows users to create budgets with set thresholds and
notification rules.
Azure Storage Account - (correct answer) An entity that is used to store Azure storage data objects such as
blobs, files, queues, tables, and disks.
Blob - (correct answer) Provides a highly scalable service for storing arbitrary data objects, such as text or
binary data.
Standard Performance Tier - (correct answer) Supports all storage services: blobs, tables, files, queues, and
unmanaged Azure virtual machine disks. It uses magnetic disks to provide cost-efficient and reliable storage.
Premium Performance Tier - (correct answer) Supports workloads with greater demands on I/O and is backed
by high performance SSD disks.
Locally Redundant Storage (LRS) - (correct answer) Makes three synchronous copies of your data within a
single datacenter.
Zone Redundant Storage (ZRS) - (correct answer) Makes three synchronous copies of your data across multiple
availability zones within a region.
Hot Access Tier - (correct answer) Optimized for the frequent access of objects in the storage account.
Cool Access Tier - (correct answer) Optimized for storing large amounts of data that is infrequently accessed
and stored for at least 30 days.
Archive Access Tier - (correct answer) Designed for long-term archiving of infrequently-used data that can
tolerate several hours of retrieval latency, and will remain in the Archive tier for at least 180 days.
Premium Access Tier - (correct answer) Provides high-performance access for frequently-used data, based on
solid-state disks.
Storage Firewall - (correct answer) Controls which IP address and virtual networks can access the storage
account.
Shared Access Signature Token (SAS Token) - (correct answer) A URI query string parameter that grants
access to specific containers, blob, queues, and tables.
Async Blob Copy Service - (correct answer) A server-side based service that can copy files from a source
location to a destination in an Azure Storage account.
AzCopy - (correct answer) A command line utility that can be used to copy data to and from blob, file, and table
storage, and also provides support for copying data between storage accounts.
Content Delivery Network (CDN) - (correct answer) A global network of servers, placed in key locations to
provide fast, local access for the majority of Internet users.
Operations Management Suite (OMS) - (correct answer) A collection of features that are licensed together as a
unit, including Azure Monitoring and Log Analytics, Azure Automation, Azure Security Center, Azure Backup, and
Azure Site Recovery.
Azure File Service - (correct answer) A fully managed file share service that offers endpoints for the Server
Messaging Block (SMB) protocol, also known as Common Internet File System.
Azure Backup - (correct answer) A service that allows you to backup on-premises servers, cloud-based virtual
machines, and virtualized workloads such as SQL Server and SharePoint to Microsoft Azure.
