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AZ-104 Exam overview

AZ-104 Exam Overview

AZ-104 measures Azure administrator skills across identity, governance, storage, compute, networking, monitoring, backup, recovery, and cost-management basics.

What AZ-104 Measures

AZ-104 is the exam for Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate. Microsoft describes the candidate as someone with subject matter expertise implementing, managing, and monitoring an organization's Azure environment. The official skills areas are Manage Azure identities and governance (20–25%), Implement and manage storage (15–20%), Deploy and manage Azure compute resources (20–25%), Implement and manage virtual networking (15–20%), and Monitor and maintain Azure resources (10–15%).

How to Read the Exam Scope

Treat AZ-104 as an operations exam. It can ask about Microsoft Entra ID users and groups, SSPR, RBAC scopes, Azure Policy, resource locks, tags, storage firewalls, SAS, redundancy, blobs, Azure Files, ARM templates, Bicep, VMs, scale sets, containers, App Service, VNets, NSGs, Bastion, private endpoints, Azure DNS, load balancing, Azure Monitor, Log Analytics, alerts, Recovery Services vaults, Azure Backup, and Azure Site Recovery. The correct answer usually turns on the exact administrative configuration, not broad cloud strategy.

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Microsoft Learn: Azure RBAC overview

Explains Azure role-based access control, role assignments, scopes, and access management concepts used in AZ-104 identity and governance tasks.