Microsoft Azure Interview Questions & Answers

A warm welcome to the Microsoft Azure Interview Questions & Answers course by Uplatz.

This Azure interview prep course provides a comprehensive list of interview questions with answers on Microsoft Azure cloud. Whether you are preparing for a Azure Cloud Engineer interview or a Machine Learning Engineer / Data Scientist / Data Engineer / Data Platform Manager job, then this course will help you get familiarity with the most frequently asked questions in the interview.

This Microsoft Azure Interview Questions course will equip you with the most required skills to crack the Azure Cloud Engineer / Solution Architect interview since you will be well versed with the popular questions. Also, this Azure Interview Questions training will help you prepare for the Microsoft Azure certifications such as:

• AZ-900 (Microsoft Azure Fundamentals)

• AZ-303 (Microsoft Azure Architect Technologies)

• AZ-304 (Microsoft Azure Architect Design)

• AZ-104 (Microsoft Azure Administrator Associate)

• AZ-204 (Microsoft Azure Developer Associate)

• AZ-400 (Developing and Implementing Microsoft DevOps solutions)

• AZ-500 (Microsoft Azure Security Technologies)

• AZ-204 (Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure)

• DP-900 (Microsoft Azure Data Fundamentals)

and more.

Job Prospects of Microsoft Azure Cloud Engineer/Architect

Whether you’re looking to make a job change and to land on a high-paying cloud career or level up your existing Azure skills, this Azure Interview Questions & Answers course will help you what to expect in the job interview, variety of questions and how to answer those, as well as to get certified & master the skills needed to get with Microsoft Azure.

As per Indeed, a leading job portal, the average annual salary of a Microsoft Azure Cloud Engineer/Architect ranges between $119,255 to $153,000. Similarly, Glassdoor, another top job portal mentions the national average salary for a Cloud Architect as $1,35,309 per year in United States. As more businesses flock to Microsoft Azure, demand for skilled cloud professionals is only going to increase. Right now, there’s nowhere near enough Azure talent around to fill the increasing number of roles on the market. Companies are battling to land the best candidates, driving up wages in the process, and putting those with the skills to do the job in a very comfortable position.

What is Microsoft Azure?

Azure, created by Microsoft, is a cloud computing platform with solutions ranging from Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), to Software as a Service (SaaS). Microsoft Azure platform is used for services viz. data engineering, analytics, virtual computing, storage, networking, and many more. It can be used to replace or supplement your on-premise servers. Azure is a flexible, efficient, fast, and affordable platform, and its pricing powered by capabilities make it one of the best public as well as private cloud offerings in the market.

Capabilities of Azure

Microsoft Azure is a recognized leader in both private and public cloud. It’s an open cloud, providing access to huge number of preconfigured services and to actually use the technologies you have already invested in. Azure delivers an end-to-end integrated set of IaaS and PaaS capabilities, incorporating technologies such as AI and machine learning, analytics, DevOps, internet of things and security, all of which complement and integrate with on-premises systems.

Some of the key capabilities of Azure include -

• Azure Databricks

• Azure Synapse

• Azure AI and Machine Learning

• Azure SQL

• Azure Cognitive Services

• Azure Stack Services

• Microsoft Azure Cognitive Search

• Azure Security