Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900)

Pricing, SLAs & support

27 free practice questions with explanations

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Pricing, SLAs & support: example questions & answers

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  1. Which tool helps you estimate the cost of Azure services before deploying them?

    • A Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Calculator
    • B Azure Pricing Calculator
    • C Azure Advisor
    • D Azure Cost Management

    Answer: The Azure Pricing Calculator lets you estimate the anticipated cost of Azure products and services before you provision them.

  2. Which calculator compares the cost of running workloads on-premises versus in Azure?

    • A Azure Pricing Calculator
    • B Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Calculator
    • C Azure Advisor
    • D Azure Migrate

    Answer: The TCO Calculator estimates the cost savings of migrating from an on-premises infrastructure to Azure by comparing total costs.

  3. What is an Azure Service Level Agreement (SLA)?

    • A A formal commitment about the expected performance and uptime of a service
    • B A document listing all Azure regions
    • C A security compliance certification
    • D A billing discount program

    Answer: An SLA is a formal agreement between Microsoft and the customer that defines the performance and uptime guarantees for a given service.

  4. How can you typically increase the composite SLA of an application that depends on multiple services?

    • A By adding more services in series
    • B By introducing redundancy and independent fault paths
    • C By reducing the number of regions used
    • D By removing the SLA from each component

    Answer: Adding redundancy with independent failure paths (for example, deploying across Availability Zones) can raise the effective availability of an application.

  5. Do free Azure services such as the Free tier typically come with a financially backed SLA?

    • A Yes, all services have the same SLA
    • B No, free and preview services generally have no financially backed SLA
    • C Only if deployed across two regions
    • D Only for the first 30 days

    Answer: Free tier and preview services generally do not include a financially backed SLA; SLAs typically apply to paid, generally available services.

  6. Which Azure pricing option offers discounts in exchange for a one- or three-year commitment to specific resources?

    • A Pay-as-you-go
    • B Reserved Instances (Reservations)
    • C Spot pricing
    • D Free tier

    Answer: Azure Reservations provide significant discounts compared to pay-as-you-go pricing in exchange for a one- or three-year commitment to specified resources.

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