difference between cloud agility and cloud elasticity?

Agility is the ability to react quickly. Cloud services can allocate and deallocate resources quickly. They are provided on-demand via self-service, so vast amounts of computing resources can be provisioned in
minutes. There is no manual intervention in provisioning or deprovisioning services. Elasticity is the ability to automatically or dynamically increase or decrease resources as needed. Elastic resources match
the current needs, and resources are added or removed automatically to meet future needs when it’s needed, and from the most advantageous geographic location.

What is an Availability Set?

Availability set is a group of 2 more Virtual Machine instances that are stored on separate physical hardware (e.g. a different server or rack) in the same data center.

When do we use CLI?

If you need to script or automate your resource deployments/configurations using bash commands, that is where Azure CLI comes in handy.

is there a Library of common commands for CLI available by microsoft?

Yes, try https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/

how does the resource group work?

A Resource Group is a unit of management for your resources in Azure. You can think of your resource group as a container that allows you to aggregate and manage all the resources required for your
application in a single manageable unit. This allows you to manage the application collectively over its lifecycle, rather than manage components individually.

Resource group name can be same for different Virtual Networks?

Resource groups are used as a management tool, a logical container to group all your related Azure resources in one single place.

Can you please list some example of PaaS & SaaS services?
PaaS: Azure App Service, Azure IoT Hub, Azure SQL Database, Azure Machine Learning, Azure Synapse Analytics, anything that is a managed service. SaaS: Microsoft Teams, Slack, Netflix, Spotify, Skype,
anything that is a fully software service.

what is difference between Containers and VM ? and which one is best service ?
Virtual machines (VMs) are emulations of a physical server or machine each running its own independent operating system. Virtual machines rely on a virtualization layer that runs on the physical server
hardware. This virtualization layer schedules hardware resources than can be shared amongst the virtual machines running on the physical server. Containers wraps applications and/or data into container
images that can be deployed in any environment as long as it hosts the correct container engine. The container engine is installed at the operating system level and schedules operating system resources to
be shared amongst the containers.
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Usually for automation purposes.

Azure is public or hybrid cloud ?

Azure is a public cloud that can be used as part of your hybrid cloud solution.

What is Blob storage, how is different from Data Lake

Blob storage allows you to store large amounts of unstructured data. Data Lake storage is built on top of blob storage.

What makes sso secure?

You only really need to protect one set of credentials per user. Think about it this way, is it easier to think of and remember 10 different passwords that are strong or 1 password that is
strong 🙂

if resource has deleted lock and user has owner RBAC roll then user can delete that resource ?
No, resource locks applies to all roles.

creating lock does apply to anyone who is having the access to that resource ?
Yes, it applies to all roles.

So in order for an owner to delete a locked resource, owner will first have to delete locks and then delete the resource?
Yes

Difference between private preview and public preview

Private preview is available for only a selected number of customers, public preview is available to all.

Difference between inbound and outbound securities

Check out https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/network-security-groups-overview

Link for the azure fun path?

aka.ms/azfunpath

Which of the following security services below are not part of the networking defense layer? Sorry can you share the right answer of this
Azure Firewall and DDoS Protection
what is a resource group?
A Resource Group is a unit of management for your resources in Azure. You can think of your resource group as a container that allows you to aggregate and manage all the
resources required for your application in a single manageable unit. This allows you to manage the application collectively over its lifecycle, rather than manage components
individually.

Security services that are not part of networking defense layer ?

Firewall and DDoS Protection.

What is difference between VM and VNets

Azure Virtual Network enables many types of Azure resources such as Azure Virtual Machines to securely communicate with each other, the internet, and on-premises
networks.

Does the cost differ based on the storage capacity / utilization for database services ?
You can check on https://azure.microsoft.com/en-au/pricing/.

Are SLAs only based on Azure services being used?

They apply to any services in GA.

what is the device management in active directory?

See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/devices/overview