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AZ-104 Practice — Timed Sets & Full Mocks

About Fuad Efendi, MSc Mathematics — Mastery Exam Prep Sep 19, 2025 2 min read Cloud Computing Information Technology Microsoft Azure System Administration Azure Az-104 Practice Administrator

Open the practice app for Microsoft Azure Administrator (AZ-104). Start with domain-focused drills, then mix full-length exams. Mobile-friendly and aligned to the blueprint.

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Start a practice session for Microsoft Azure Administrator (AZ-104) below, or open the full app in a new tab. For the best experience, open the full app in a new tab and navigate with swipes/gestures or the mouse wheel—just like on your phone or tablet.

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Tip: Begin with 20–25 question domain drills for weak areas, then move to mixed mocks. Aim for consistent ~75–80% before test day.

Suggested progression

  1. Domain drills (daily): 2× 20–25 question sets per day focused on a single AZ-104 domain.
  2. Mixed sets (alternate days): 1× 30–40 questions combining 2–3 domains.
  3. Full mock (final week): 2–3 complete exams that mirror live-exam tone/coverage. Review every miss and tag weak objectives.

Timeboxing

  • Domain set: ~35–40 minutes
  • Mixed set: ~60 minutes
  • Full mock: ~120 minutes (plan for realistic pacing and a buffer for flagged items)

Scoring & review

  • Mark + return: Flag uncertain items, then review after completing the set.
  • Pattern log: Track recurring miss themes (e.g., Private Endpoint vs service endpoints, RBAC vs Policy vs Locks, ZRS vs GZRS, LB vs App Gateway vs Front Door).
  • Turn misses into notes: Convert each theme into 1–2 bullet “rules of thumb” and re-drill that domain the next day.

Fast remediations (common weak spots)

  • Private access failures: Check Private DNS records and VNet links; confirm name resolution before blaming NSGs.
  • Scope mistakes: Verify you’re assigning RBAC at the smallest workable scope; use Policy for configuration guardrails, not access.
  • Resilience picks: Prefer Zones when supported; use VMSS + autoscale for scale-out; match redundancy (LRS/ZRS/GRS/GZRS) to SLA needs.
  • Monitoring blind spots: Set at least one metric alert and one log (KQL) alert per workload; wire Action Groups early.

What to pair with practice

  • Syllabus: Objective-by-domain outline → view
  • Cheatsheet: High-yield defaults, tables, and quick commands → open
  • Overview: Format, scoring, and study plan → read

Tips for exam-style pacing

  • First pass fast: Aim ~60–70 seconds per item; flag long scenario items for the end.
  • Draw the diagram: For networking/storage scenarios, sketch scopes (MG→Sub→RG→Resource), endpoints, and DNS flows.
  • Eliminate aggressively: Remove answers that violate least privilege, SLA, or zone awareness—even if you’re unsure of the remaining options.

Ready to drill?

Open the app above and choose:

  • Domain Drills: Identities/Governance • Storage • Compute • Networking • Monitoring/Backup
  • Mixed Sets: Combine 2–3 domains for transfer practice
  • Full Mocks: Exam-length simulations with review mode
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