I took the exam today and passed with 873, this video was very relevant . However, unlike the AZ900 video, this one needs upgrade. I took 4 practice tests at microsoft website which saved my day. I did terrible in the "Describe Considerations for Working with Non-Relational Data on Azure", but did good in other sections. Thank you once again, your video format is very helpful.
Its great to learn different topics in data fundamentals from all these 7 videos rather than other presentations available, Thanks for coming forward & take this initiative.
Glad it was helpful! @ RK. Soon I will be launching latest question and Answer series on AZ 900 series. And ofcourse you are very welcome to the channel/
Hello Vipin, thanks for your video and I passed the exam with a grade of 988/1000 but many questions are not here anymore since MS updated the questions, I also saw your Question 23 and your answers is Azure Firewall but I think the correct answer here is "a server-level firewall" since I got this question and no mistake on this area. Please recheck the answer again, thanks. I cannot put the link since TH-cam will automatically removing it, not sure why.
By default, each Azure SQL database is protected by "a server-level firewall". This firewall controls access to the database server itself. When you create an Azure SQL Database, a server-level firewall rule is automatically created to allow connections from Azure services and resources within the same Azure region. However, you can configure additional firewall rules to allow specific IP addresses or ranges to access your database server securely. The other options are not directly related to the default protection of an Azure SQL database.
Thanks much, so great explanation and ability for compact viewing , best on www! Will try to do it in 2 weeks, will do it for 10 days and try to pass, somebody did this in 2 week ?
@Artur Plath: So grateful for your feedback. As normally I back my answers with proof direct from Microsoft sites, but here I missed. However the answer is correct, please read the paragraph directly from Microsoft site: Here is the link to read more: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/database/secure-database-tutorial. "Create firewall rules Databases in SQL Database are protected by firewalls in Azure. By default, all connections to the server and database are rejected. To learn more, see server-level and database-level firewall rules. Set Allow access to Azure services to OFF for the most secure configuration. Then, create a reserved IP (classic deployment) for the resource that needs to connect, such as an Azure VM or cloud service, and only allow that IP address access through the firewall. If you're using the Resource Manager deployment model, a dedicated public IP address is required for each resource. " Hope this helps. If it does do spread the channel with your loved ones.
I took the exam today and passed with 873, this video was very relevant . However, unlike the AZ900 video, this one needs upgrade. I took 4 practice tests at microsoft website which saved my day. I did terrible in the "Describe Considerations for Working with Non-Relational Data on Azure", but did good in other sections.
Thank you once again, your video format is very helpful.
Its great to learn different topics in data fundamentals from all these 7 videos rather than other presentations available, Thanks for coming forward & take this initiative.
Hey everyone this guy explains so well. Thank you so much for this :) we appreciate you ..!!
Great set of questions and nice explanation. Not only helped in understanding the answers but the concepts as well. Kudos for efforts
Glad it was helpful!
this series is really helpful!! Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful! @ RK. Soon I will be launching latest question and Answer series on AZ 900 series. And ofcourse you are very welcome to the channel/
Hello Vipin, thanks for your video and I passed the exam with a grade of 988/1000 but many questions are not here anymore since MS updated the questions, I also saw your Question 23 and your answers is Azure Firewall but I think the correct answer here is "a server-level firewall" since I got this question and no mistake on this area. Please recheck the answer again, thanks. I cannot put the link since TH-cam will automatically removing it, not sure why.
@Sarah Funtanilla: Awaiting your thoughts on AZ-104 series!!
By default, each Azure SQL database is protected by "a server-level firewall". This firewall controls access to the database server itself. When you create an Azure SQL Database, a server-level firewall rule is automatically created to allow connections from Azure services and resources within the same Azure region. However, you can configure additional firewall rules to allow specific IP addresses or ranges to access your database server securely. The other options are not directly related to the default protection of an Azure SQL database.
Great material really appreciated your effort
Much appreciated, drew! You are most welcome to The Tech BlackBoard!
Long Video but I learn a lot thanks Vipin!
Glad to hear! Finger crossed for you DP-900 exam.
Thank you The Tech BlackBoard for the free resource.
Thanks much, so great explanation and ability for compact viewing , best on www! Will try to do it in 2 weeks, will do it for 10 days and try to pass, somebody did this in 2 week ?
thank you for this info
You're welcome
Q15- Batch processing answers are different for B,C. I am confused is it yes or no. Because I am seeing No for B and C on my DP-900 study materials.
yes actually it can only output data to a file store and not the other two(SQL and NoSQL DBs)
I think you made a mistake in question 23, because it should be server-level firewall
@Artur Plath: So grateful for your feedback. As normally I back my answers with proof direct from Microsoft sites, but here I missed. However the answer is correct, please read the paragraph directly from Microsoft site: Here is the link to read more: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/database/secure-database-tutorial.
"Create firewall rules
Databases in SQL Database are protected by firewalls in Azure. By default, all connections to the server and database are rejected. To learn more, see server-level and database-level firewall rules.
Set Allow access to Azure services to OFF for the most secure configuration. Then, create a reserved IP (classic deployment) for the resource that needs to connect, such as an Azure VM or cloud service, and only allow that IP address access through the firewall. If you're using the Resource Manager deployment model, a dedicated public IP address is required for each resource. "
Hope this helps. If it does do spread the channel with your loved ones.
In the answer 18 is snowflake schema
no.. star schema!
I DONT agree with Nos 23.......
Please share your logic.