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40-60 questions

Duration

45 minutes

Passing Score

700/1000

Exam Cost

$99 USD

Exam Domains Covered

Master all topics tested on the AZ-900 exam

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Describe cloud concepts (25-30%)

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Describe Azure architecture and services (35-40%)

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Describe Azure management and governance (30-35%)

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  1. 1. Your company needs to store backup files that will be accessed once per year for compliance. The files must be retained for 7 years. Which storage tier should you use to minimize costs?

    • A. Archive tier
    • B. Hot tier
    • C. Cold tier
    • D. Cool tier
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    Correct answer: A

    Archive tier (A) offers the lowest storage cost for compliance files accessed about once per year; over 7 years its low storage cost outweighs the higher retrieval fee. Retrieving archived data requires rehydration to an online tier first - standard priority can take up to about 15 hours, while high priority completes in under 1 hour for objects smaller than 10 GB. Note the 180-day minimum storage duration; early deletion incurs a penalty. Hot tier (B) is most expensive for long-term storage, Cold tier (C) targets data accessed every 30-90 days, and Cool tier (D) suits roughly monthly access - all pricier than Archive for annually accessed data.

  2. 2. What is the relationship between CapEx, OpEx, and cloud migration?

    • A. Cloud migration increases CapEx while eliminating OpEx
    • B. Cloud migration converts CapEx to OpEx, improving financial flexibility
    • C. Cloud migration requires both higher CapEx and higher OpEx
    • D. Cloud migration eliminates CapEx but maintains equivalent or higher OpEx levels
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    Correct answer: B

    Cloud migration fundamentally converts capital expenditure (CapEx) to operational expenditure (OpEx), replacing large upfront infrastructure investments with pay-as-you-go operational costs. This improves financial flexibility, cash flow, and allows companies to expense costs immediately rather than depreciating assets over years. It doesn't eliminate expenses but changes how they're structured.

  3. 3. Your application needs to access Azure Storage from a virtual machine without traversing the public internet. What should you configure?

    • A. A public endpoint with IP filtering
    • B. A VPN Gateway connection
    • C. An ExpressRoute circuit to Azure
    • D. A service endpoint or private endpoint for Azure Storage
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    Correct answer: D

    Service endpoints or private endpoints let your VNet reach Azure Storage over the Microsoft backbone instead of the public internet (D). A public endpoint with IP filtering (A) still uses the internet, a VPN Gateway (B) connects on-premises networks, and an ExpressRoute circuit (C) provides private on-premises connectivity, not VNet-to-PaaS access.

  4. 4. Which scenario is LEAST appropriate for SaaS?

    • A. Collaborating on documents with team members
    • B. Accessing email through a web browser
    • C. Using online office productivity tools
    • D. Running custom applications that require specific OS configurations
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    Correct answer: D

    SaaS is least appropriate for custom applications requiring specific OS configurations because SaaS provides standardized applications with no infrastructure or OS control. IaaS or PaaS would be better for custom applications. Email, office tools, and collaboration are ideal SaaS use cases as they're standardized applications that don't require customization of underlying infrastructure.

  5. 5. An application is designed with multiple redundant components so that if one fails, another takes over immediately without service interruption. What reliability concept does this demonstrate?

    • A. Cost predictability
    • B. Scalability
    • C. Fault tolerance
    • D. Elasticity
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    Correct answer: C

    Fault tolerance is the ability of a system to continue operating without interruption when one or more components fail, achieved through redundancy and automatic failover. Scalability relates to handling increased load, elasticity to automatic scaling, and cost predictability to budgeting - none directly address continuing operation during component failures.

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  1. 6. Which of the following best describes the 'lift and shift' migration strategy?

    • A. Completely rebuilding applications as cloud-native
    • B. Rewriting applications to use PaaS services
    • C. Moving existing applications to IaaS virtual machines with minimal changes
    • D. Migrating applications to SaaS versions
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    Correct answer: C

    Lift and shift refers to moving existing applications to IaaS virtual machines with minimal or no code changes, essentially replicating the on-premises environment in the cloud. This is the quickest migration path but doesn't take full advantage of cloud capabilities. Rewriting for PaaS or rebuilding as cloud-native are different migration strategies.

  2. 7. Your organization uses Azure Hybrid Benefit. What does this allow you to do?

    • A. Receive free monthly Azure credits
    • B. Use your existing on-premises Windows Server and SQL Server licenses in Azure to reduce costs
    • C. Automatically migrate the on-premises workloads to Azure
    • D. Combine multiple Azure subscriptions into one
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    Correct answer: B

    Azure Hybrid Benefit lets you apply existing on-premises Windows Server and SQL Server licenses with Software Assurance to Azure VMs and databases, significantly reducing cost (B). It is not free credits (A), automatic migration (C), or subscription consolidation (D).

  3. 8. You need to export Azure cost data to integrate with your company's existing financial reporting system. What should you use?

    • A. Manually copy data from the Azure portal
    • B. Azure Pricing Calculator
    • C. Cost Management exports to schedule automatic delivery of cost data to storage
    • D. Azure Service Health
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    Correct answer: C

    Cost Management allows you to create scheduled exports that automatically deliver cost and usage data to Azure Storage in CSV format. This enables integration with external systems and tools. Manual copying is inefficient, and the Pricing Calculator provides estimates, not actual cost data.

  4. 9. Your organization is evaluating a migration of 50 on-premises servers to Azure. Finance requires a detailed comparison of current on-premises costs - including hardware refresh, data center space, electricity, and IT labor - versus the projected Azure costs. Which tool generates this analysis?

    • A. Azure Advisor
    • B. Azure Pricing Calculator
    • C. Azure Policy
    • D. Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Calculator
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    Correct answer: D

    The TCO Calculator is specifically designed to compare on-premises infrastructure costs with Azure costs, including factors like hardware, software licenses, electricity, cooling, and IT labor. It generates a detailed comparison report showing potential savings. The Pricing Calculator only estimates Azure costs without on-premises comparison.

  5. 10. Which security principle recommends granting users only the minimum permissions they need to perform their job?

    • A. Defense-in-depth
    • B. Least privilege access
    • C. Privileged Identity Management (PIM) for just-in-time elevated access to sensitive roles
    • D. Shared responsibility
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    Correct answer: B

    The principle of least privilege grants users only the minimum permissions needed to perform their role, reducing risk from compromised accounts and insider threats - implemented in Azure through RBAC role assignments (B). Defense-in-depth (A) is a layered security strategy that combines multiple controls at different tiers; it is a broader architectural principle, not specifically about minimizing permissions. Privileged Identity Management (PIM) (C) provides just-in-time access so users only hold elevated permissions when actively needed - a related but distinct concept from least privilege, which governs the standing level of access. Shared responsibility (D) describes the division of security duties between the cloud provider and the customer, not the principle of minimizing user permissions.

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Everything you need to know about the AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals certification

How hard is the AZ-900 exam?
AZ-900 is moderately easy for IT professionals but fails roughly 1 in 5 first-time candidates who underestimate it. It is Microsoft's entry-level Azure certification, but the questions test nuanced differences between similar Azure services (IaaS vs. PaaS vs. SaaS, Cost Management vs. Pricing Calculator, Policy vs. Blueprint). The passing score is 700/1000. Our practice questions are calibrated slightly harder than the real exam so you're over-prepared on test day.
Is AZ-900 worth it in 2026?
Absolutely. AZ-900 remains the most popular Microsoft certification and is often listed as a requirement or preferred qualification in cloud job postings. It's the entry point for the Azure certification path (leading to AZ-104, AZ-305, etc.) and at $99, it's one of the most affordable ways to prove cloud competency to employers.
Can I pass AZ-900 with just Microsoft Learn?
Microsoft Learn covers the theory, but it doesn't prepare you for how questions are actually phrased. Real exam questions test your ability to choose the best answer among similar-sounding options under time pressure. Practice tests help you recognize question patterns, manage time, and discover gaps in understanding before exam day — not during it.
How long should I study for AZ-900?
Most successful candidates spend 2-3 weeks preparing. We recommend starting with Microsoft Learn for concepts, then spending the final 1-2 weeks doing intensive practice with our questions. Candidates who complete at least 2 full mock exams score 15-20% higher than those who only study passively.
What score do I need to pass AZ-900?
You need 700 out of 1000 to pass. Microsoft uses scaled scoring, so it's not a simple 70%. Some questions carry more weight. Our practice tests help you consistently score above 80% so you have a comfortable margin on exam day.
How is MSCertQuiz different from free dumps and practice tests?
Free dumps are often outdated, contain incorrect answers, and don't teach you anything — they encourage memorization of wrong information. MSCertQuiz has 500 questions with detailed explanations that teach the reasoning behind each answer. Questions are updated to match the current 2026 exam blueprint, and our exam mode simulates real test conditions including timing pressure.
What topics does AZ-900 cover?
AZ-900 covers three main domains: Cloud Concepts (25-30%), Azure Architecture and Services (35-40%), and Azure Management and Governance (30-35%). This includes understanding cloud models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), core Azure services, pricing, SLAs, identity, governance, and compliance features.
Do I need Azure experience to pass AZ-900?
No hands-on Azure experience is required, but having a basic understanding of cloud concepts helps. AZ-900 is designed for people new to cloud computing, including non-technical roles like sales and management. However, the exam does test specific Azure service names and capabilities, which is where practice questions become essential.
How many questions are on the AZ-900 exam?
The AZ-900 exam contains 40-60 questions. Microsoft does not publish the exact number in advance — it varies per attempt. Question types include multiple choice, drag-and-drop, and matching scenarios. You have 45 minutes to complete the exam, which works out to roughly 45-60 seconds per question.
How long is the AZ-900 exam?
The AZ-900 exam is 45 minutes long. This includes time to read instructions and review answers. Most candidates find the time sufficient, but practicing under timed conditions (as our exam mode simulates) ensures you are comfortable with the pace on test day.
How much does the AZ-900 exam cost?
The AZ-900 exam costs $99 USD. Pricing may vary by country due to Microsoft's market-based pricing. Microsoft occasionally offers free vouchers through events like Microsoft Ignite or ESI (Enterprise Skills Initiative) if your employer is a Microsoft partner. Check Microsoft Learn for current pricing in your region.
How long is the AZ-900 certification valid?
AZ-900 is a Fundamentals-level certification and does not expire. Unlike Associate and Expert certifications (which require annual renewal), AZ-900 is valid for life once you pass. You never need to renew it.
How should I study for AZ-900?
The most effective approach is: (1) Read through the Microsoft Learn AZ-900 learning path to build foundational understanding (free, takes 8-10 hours). (2) Take a diagnostic practice test to find your weak areas. (3) Spend 1-2 weeks on targeted practice — focus on Azure services, pricing, and governance. (4) Do at least 2 full timed mock exams before your real attempt. Candidates who combine Microsoft Learn with practice tests pass at a significantly higher rate than those who use only one resource.
What is the difference between AZ-900 and AZ-104?
AZ-900 is a $99 Fundamentals-level certification covering broad Azure concepts (cloud models, core services, pricing, governance) with no hands-on requirement. AZ-104 is a $165 Associate-level certification for Azure Administrators, with scenario-based questions that test real-world tasks: provisioning VMs, configuring VNets, managing storage, RBAC, and monitoring. AZ-900 takes 2–3 weeks to prepare; AZ-104 typically takes 8–12 weeks and assumes hands-on Azure portal experience. AZ-900 does not expire; AZ-104 requires annual renewal.
Is AZ-900 required for AZ-104?
No, AZ-900 is not a formal prerequisite for AZ-104. You can take AZ-104 directly. However, AZ-900 is strongly recommended because AZ-104 assumes you understand Azure concepts that AZ-900 explicitly teaches — shared responsibility, regions and availability zones, governance, pricing models. Candidates who skip AZ-900 often spend extra weeks catching up on these foundations during AZ-104 preparation. The $99 AZ-900 investment is usually worth the time saved.
What is the average AZ-900 salary in 2026?
AZ-900 itself is a fundamentals credential and does not have a dedicated salary band. Reported salaries for roles that list AZ-900 as recommended (cloud support associate, junior Azure administrator, IT support with cloud focus, technical sales) range from $55,000–$85,000 USD in the US, depending on location and prior experience. AZ-900 most clearly boosts salary when paired with a role-based certification like AZ-104, AZ-204, or AZ-305 — combinations that unlock $90,000–$130,000+ Azure positions.
How is AZ-900 different from AI-900, DP-900, and SC-900?
All four are $99 Microsoft Fundamentals certifications with no prerequisites and no expiration, but they cover different Microsoft cloud areas. AZ-900 = general Azure cloud (infrastructure, services, governance). AI-900 = Azure AI and machine learning concepts. DP-900 = Azure data services (SQL, Cosmos DB, Synapse, Fabric). SC-900 = security, compliance, and identity products (Entra, Defender, Purview). Take AZ-900 first if you are unsure — it has the broadest applicability and provides foundational vocabulary the other three assume you understand.
What changed in the AZ-900 exam in 2026?
Microsoft updates AZ-900 exam objectives periodically — typically every 6–12 months — to reflect changes in Azure services and pricing. Recent updates have emphasized Microsoft Entra (the renamed Azure AD), Microsoft Cost Management features, and updated Azure service categorization. The three core domains and their weights (Cloud Concepts 25–30%, Azure Architecture and Services 35–40%, Azure Management and Governance 30–35%) have remained stable. Always confirm the current exam objectives on the official Microsoft Learn AZ-900 page before booking.
What are the AZ-900 exam topics for 2026?
AZ-900 covers three domains for 2026. (1) Describe cloud concepts (25–30%): shared responsibility, cloud service models (IaaS/PaaS/SaaS), public/private/hybrid clouds, consumption-based pricing. (2) Describe Azure architecture and services (35–40%): regions, availability zones, resource groups, core compute (VMs, App Service, Container Instances, AKS, Functions), networking (VNet, ExpressRoute, VPN, DNS), storage (Blob, Files, Disk), identity (Microsoft Entra, MFA, Conditional Access). (3) Describe Azure management and governance (30–35%): Cost Management, Azure Policy, Resource Locks, Tags, Service Health, Trust Center, Privacy Center.
What is the AZ-900 passing score in 2026?
The AZ-900 passing score is 700 out of 1000 in 2026. This has been stable for several years. Microsoft uses scaled scoring rather than raw percentage, so the exact number of correct answers required varies depending on question difficulty. Consistently scoring 80%+ on realistic practice tests gives you a comfortable margin on exam day.
Is there a free AZ-900 practice test?
Yes. MSCertQuiz offers 40 free AZ-900 practice questions with no credit card required — try the first 5 with no signup at all. Questions cover all three exam domains (Cloud Concepts, Azure Architecture and Services, Azure Management and Governance) and include a full explanation for every answer. The complete 500-question bank is available for $19.99 one-time or as part of an $14.99/mo all-certs subscription.
Where can I find a free AZ-900 mock exam or sample test?
MSCertQuiz's free tier is exactly that — a real mock exam, not a marketing teaser. Try 40 free AZ-900 questions and answers with no signup, or take the full timed 45-minute mock test in exam mode once you upgrade. Unlike a static sample test PDF, our mock exam adapts each time you retake it and explains every answer, so it doubles as a study tool, not just a scorecard.

AZ-900 Practice Test: What to Expect

A good AZ-900 practice test should mirror the real exam in three ways: question format, topic coverage, and difficulty. Ours does all three. Questions are multiple choice and scenario-based (matching Microsoft's own style), pulled from all three exam domains — Cloud Concepts, Azure Architecture and Services, and Azure Management and Governance — and calibrated slightly harder than the live exam so 94% of our users pass on their first real attempt.

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AZ-900 Exam Cost 2026

The AZ-900 exam costs $99 USDin 2026. This is the standard price for all Microsoft Fundamentals certifications and has been stable for several years. Pricing varies by country due to Microsoft's market-based pricing — confirm the current price on the official Microsoft Learn scheduling page before booking.

There are no formal prerequisites, and the AZ-900 certification does not expire once earned. Microsoft regularly offers free exam vouchers through Microsoft Ignite, Microsoft Learn Cloud Skills Challenges, and Enterprise Skills Initiative (ESI) for partner organizations — check the Microsoft Learn events page for current voucher availability before paying full price.

AZ-900 vs AZ-104: Which Should You Take?

The two most-searched Azure certifications, but they serve very different purposes. AZ-900 validates conceptual knowledge for anyone; AZ-104 validates hands-on administration skills for Azure administrators.

AZ-900AZ-104
LevelFundamentalsAssociate
Cost$99 USD$165 USD
Duration45 minutes120 minutes
Question styleMultiple choice, drag-and-dropScenario-based + case studies
Hands-on requiredNoYes (Azure portal experience)
Study time2–3 weeks8–12 weeks
Expires?NoAnnual renewal
Best forResume signal, non-technical roles, foundation for AZ-104Azure administrators, cloud engineers

Is AZ-900 required for AZ-104? No — but it is strongly recommended. AZ-104 assumes you already understand the concepts AZ-900 explicitly teaches (shared responsibility, regions, governance, pricing models). Candidates who skip AZ-900 often need extra weeks to catch up.

AZ-900 vs Other Microsoft Fundamentals Certifications

AZ-900, AI-900, DP-900, SC-900, and MS-900 are all $99 fundamentals exams with no prerequisites and no expiration. They cover different Microsoft cloud areas.

CertFocusTake if
AZ-900General Azure cloudYou want broad Azure literacy and the most-recognized fundamentals cert
AI-900Azure AI & machine learningYour role involves AI, ML, or Copilot conversations
DP-900Azure data servicesYou work with SQL, Cosmos DB, Synapse, or Microsoft Fabric
SC-900Security, compliance, identityYou are targeting security, compliance, or identity roles
MS-900Microsoft 365 servicesYou work primarily with M365 (Teams, Exchange, SharePoint)

Unsure where to start? Take AZ-900 first. It has the broadest applicability and provides foundational cloud vocabulary that the other four fundamentals exams assume you understand.

AZ-900 Salary and Career Impact (2026)

AZ-900 is a fundamentals credential and does not have a dedicated salary band. It signals cloud literacy to recruiters and unlocks entry-level cloud roles. Reported US salary ranges for roles where AZ-900 is recommended:

  • • Cloud support associate / junior cloud engineer: $55,000–$80,000 USD
  • • IT support specialist (cloud focus): $50,000–$75,000 USD
  • • Technical sales / pre-sales engineer (entry): $65,000–$95,000 USD
  • • Junior Azure administrator: $65,000–$90,000 USD

AZ-900's career impact compounds when paired with role-based certifications. AZ-900 + AZ-104 typically unlocks $85,000–$115,000 Azure admin positions; AZ-900 + AZ-204 supports cloud developer roles in the $90,000–$130,000 range. On its own, AZ-900 is most valuable for non-technical professionals (project managers, account managers, technical sales) who need credible cloud vocabulary to engage with technical buyers.

AZ-900 Exam Topics 2026: Domain Breakdown

AZ-900 covers three domains. Microsoft has periodically refined the wording but the weights have remained stable. Always confirm the latest objectives on the official Microsoft Learn AZ-900 page before exam day.

Describe Cloud Concepts

25–30%

Cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), deployment models (public, private, hybrid), shared responsibility, high availability, scalability, elasticity, agility, fault tolerance, disaster recovery, consumption-based pricing, CapEx vs. OpEx.

Describe Azure Architecture and Services

35–40%

Azure regions, region pairs, availability zones, datacenters, resource groups, subscriptions, management groups, Azure Resource Manager (ARM). Core compute (Virtual Machines, App Service, Azure Container Instances, AKS, Functions, Virtual Desktop). Networking (Virtual Network, VPN Gateway, ExpressRoute, DNS). Storage (Blob, Files, Queue, Disk, redundancy options). Identity (Microsoft Entra ID, MFA, Conditional Access, Single Sign-On).

Describe Azure Management and Governance

30–35%

Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Calculator, Pricing Calculator, Azure Cost Management, factors that affect costs, Azure Policy, Resource Locks, Service Trust Portal, Microsoft Purview compliance basics, Microsoft Privacy Statement, Tags, Service Health, Azure Monitor, Log Analytics, Azure Advisor.

AZ-900 Study Plan: 14-Day Schedule

Most candidates pass AZ-900 with 2–3 weeks of focused preparation. This 14-day plan balances Microsoft Learn theory with progressive practice testing:

  • Days 1–3: Microsoft Learn AZ-900 path — Cloud Concepts module. Understand cloud models, shared responsibility, and benefits of cloud.
  • Days 4–7: Azure Architecture and Services modules. Focus on regions, availability zones, core compute, networking, and storage. Take 40 free practice questions to find weak areas.
  • Days 8–10: Management and Governance modules. Cost management, Policy, Resource Locks, monitoring tools. Re-take practice questions on weak topics.
  • Days 11–12: First full timed mock exam. Review every wrong answer. Read each explanation carefully — the reasoning matters more than the right letter.
  • Day 13: Second full timed mock exam. Target consistent 80%+ scores before booking the real exam.
  • Day 14: Light review of weak topics. Schedule the exam.