Question : You work for a company named ABC.com. Your role as Cloud Administrator includes the management of the company's Microsoft Azure subscription.
You are configuring a web application hosted in Azure. The web application uses files stored in a blob container in an Azure Storage account. The web application should enable authenticated users to upload files to the blob storage container and download any file in the blob storage container. You need to be able to revoke access to the blob files for the authenticated users. Anonymous users should be able to download one specific file in the blob container only. For anonymous users, you plan to make the blob container public. For authenticated users, you plan to create a stored access policy for each user and use Shared Access Signatures based on the policy to provide read and write access to the blob files. Which of the following statements are true?
A. Anonymous users can download one specific file in the blob container only. B. Anonymous users can download any file in the blob container. C. Anonymous users can upload files to the blob container. D. Authenticated users can upload files to the blob container. E. You can revoke write access to the blob container for the authenticated users.
1. A,B,C 2. B,D,E 3. C,D,E 4. A,C,E 5. B,C,E
Correct Answer : 2 Explanation: By default, only the owner of the storage account may access storage resources within that account. If your service or application needs to make these resources available to other clients without sharing your access key, you have the following options for permitting access:
You can set a container's permissions to permit anonymous read access to the container and its blobs. Anonymous read access is available only for containers and blobs.
You can expose a resource via a shared access signature, which enables you to delegate restricted access to a container, blob, table, queue, file share, or file by specifying the interval for which the resources are available and the permissions that a client will have to it.
You can use a stored access policy to manage shared access signatures for a container or its blobs, for a queue, for a table, or for a file share or its files. The stored access policy gives you an additional measure of control over your shared access signatures and also provides a straightforward means to revoke them.
Restrict Access to Containers and Blobs By default, a container and any blobs within it may be accessed only by the owner of the storage account. To give anonymous users read permissions to a container and its blobs, you can set the container permissions to allow public access. Anonymous users can read blobs within a publicly accessible container without authenticating the request.
Containers provide the following options for managing container access:
Full public read access: Container and blob data can be read via anonymous request. Clients can enumerate blobs within the container via anonymous request, but cannot enumerate containers within the storage account.
Public read access for blobs only: Blob data within this container can be read via anonymous request, but container data is not available. Clients cannot enumerate blobs within the container via anonymous request.
No public read access: Container and blob data can be read by the account owner only.
Read More : https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/storage-manage-access-to-resources/
Question : You work for a company named ABC.com. Your role as Cloud Administrator includes the management of the company's public and private cloud infrastructure. The company has an Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) tenant. The company has a development department. Developers have created a new application that will be used by company employees and customers. You plan to host the application in Azure. You need to ensure that the application can read and write data such as users and groups in the Azure AD. Which of the following permissions should you assign to the application?
1. Enable sign-on and read users' profiles 2. Access your organization's directory. 3. Read directory data 4. Read and write directory data
Correct Answer : 4 Explanation: Azure Active Directory is a comprehensive identity and access management cloud solution that provides a robust set of capabilities to manage users and groups. It helps secure access to on-premises and cloud applications, including Microsoft online services like Office 365 and many non-Microsoft SaaS applications
Read directory data Allow the application to read data in your organization's directory, such as users, groups and applications. Delegation and application permission. Must be consented by an administrator. Read and write directory data Allow the application to read and write data in your organization's directory, such as users and groups. Delegation and application permission. Must be consented by an administrator.
Question : You work for a company named ABC.com. Your role as Systems Administrator includes the management of the company's public and private cloud infrastructure and the company's Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). Sales users and Customer Account Managers often work away from the office. All Sales users and Customer Account Managers use Concur and access the application through the end-user access panel in Azure. A Customer Account Manager named Mia changes role within the company. Her new role means she is now office-based and does not need to travel to visit customers. You want to remove Mia's access to Concur in the end-user access panel in Azure without affecting her access to other applications. Which of the following actions should you perform?
1. Remove Mia's Office 365 license. 2. Remove Mia's Concur assignment in the Azure Management Portal. 3. Modify Mia's Azure Active Directory account permissions. 4. Run the Set-MsolUserLicense PowerShell cmdlet.
1. Allocate additional processors to the virtual machines. 2. Deploy the application as two A3 instances. 3. Deploy the application as two A0 instances. 4. Deploy a third A1 instance of the application.