AZ-104 practice questions
Practice original Azure Administrator scenarios across Entra ID, RBAC, storage, virtual machines, containers, App Service, networking, monitoring, backup, and recovery. Each sample includes the decision logic behind the correct answer and its distractors.
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Manage Azure identities and governance · Objective 1.2
Microsoft Azure Administrator Associate · AZ-104
Best for learners searching for AZ-104 practice questions with explanations, domain mapping, and hands-on Azure administration decision practice.
Pro course access
Free access is enough to test the workflow. Pro is for learners who want the full active bank, allocated AI tutor usage, and deeper readiness tracking.
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10 practice answers, 1 simulation, and 3 tutor requests per day.
CertVector writes objective-mapped scenarios and does not publish exam dumps or vendor-confidential questions.
Career demand focus
AZ-104 is broader than recalling Azure service names. Preparation needs operational decisions across identity, governance, storage, compute, networking, and monitoring, using the constraints in each scenario.
Weekly practice loop
A consistent loop gives learners a better answer than random question grinding: diagnose, drill, review, then test pacing.
Step 1
Use the free diagnostic to identify which AZ-104 skills area needs the first focused session.
Step 2
Practice scenarios from the weakest domain and explain why each rejected option fails a stated requirement.
Step 3
Separate service-recognition gaps from mistakes involving scope, dependencies, permissions, or implementation order.
Step 4
Run a timed set after targeted review and use the result to select the next weak-domain session.
CertVector practice is organized around exam objectives so weak areas can turn into focused drills instead of broad guessing.
1.0
Microsoft Entra users and groups, access assignments, Azure RBAC, subscriptions, resource groups, management groups, Azure Policy, locks, tags, budgets, alerts, and Advisor recommendations.
2.0
Storage firewalls, virtual networks, SAS tokens, access keys, Azure Files identity access, redundancy, encryption, object replication, Storage Explorer, AzCopy, blob tiers, soft delete, snapshots, versioning, and lifecycle management.
3.0
ARM and Bicep deployments, virtual machines, VM disks, availability sets and zones, Virtual Machine Scale Sets, Azure Container Registry, Azure Container Instances, Azure Container Apps, App Service plans, TLS, custom DNS, backup, networking, scaling, and deployment slots.
4.0
Virtual networks, subnets, peering, public IP addresses, user-defined routes, NSGs, ASGs, effective security rules, Azure Bastion, service endpoints, private endpoints, Azure DNS, internal and public load balancers, and connectivity troubleshooting.
5.0
Azure Monitor metrics and logs, alert rules, action groups, alert processing, VM/storage/network insights, Network Watcher, Connection monitor, Recovery Services vaults, Backup vaults, backup policies, restore operations, Azure Site Recovery, failover, and backup reporting.
Use these guides to connect the public practice page to a deeper study path.
Yes. The course is organized around the current AZ-104 skills measured areas for Azure identity and governance, storage, compute, networking, monitoring, backup, and recovery.
Yes. Public samples are available without sign-in, and free accounts can use starter practice limits after adding the course to the dashboard.
Pro unlocks the full active AZ-104 bank, unlimited practice and simulations, allocated AI tutor usage, saved progress, weak-topic review, and readiness tools.
