AZ-104 certification prep covering identity, networking, storage, compute & monitoring
InstructorScott Duffy • 1.500.000+ Students
Free
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Instruction includes specific hands-on labs covering policy, storage, and virtual machine scale sets to ground theory in practice.
The course provides organized lectures that help establish a foundation for understanding major Azure administration domains.
Some learners report that coverage is too high-level, missing specific settings and topics required for the actual exam. One signal from a review created before the displayed update suggests these gaps exist; however, the recent update label does not prove this has been corrected.
Demonstrations may not align with the current Azure portal UI, creating friction during practical exercises. While a recent update label is present, several reviews created before that date suggest the visual demonstrations reflect an older version of the interface; the update label does not prove this has been addressed.
The curriculum aligns with the target audience of aspiring administrators, though depth varies for exam-ready learners. One signal from a review created before the displayed update suggests coverage gaps; however, the recent update label does not prove this has been addressed.