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How hard is AZ104? : r AzureCertification - Reddit I had taken AZ 104 and failed as expect It is hard but isn't hard on understanding The material believe even junior can study It actually difficulty in three way The amount of study compare with other exam It is almost double content Compare with other exam Manual like content Yes, the material you read is actually user manual of Azure, MS put the manual into the exam, like product need, how to step up etc, kind of putting Q A into the exam Doesn't say other exam does not have manual
What is the fastest way to pass the AZ-104 exam? - Reddit On the AZ-104 exam page you can find Instructor-led courses For example, this one, will take 4 days in a row 8 hours each, and will cost $2380 Your question was about the "fastest way", not "cheapest" 😉
AZ-104 recommended study guides and resources : r AZURE - Reddit Hi all, I plan to take the AZ-104 exam in April and prefer to learn with a study guide I have watched FreeCodeCamp's videos, but need a study guide to really learn Any recommendations will be helpful, thanks
Passed az-104 today. Here is my experience. : r AzureCertification - Reddit The exam was average-to-hard in my opinion, yes there were some tricky and hard to trace scenarios but I felt that there were enough standard questions which if you studied well, you can guarantee a pass Questions topics covered in the exam: Storage, Networking (3 or 4 peering questions), maybe 2 or 3 NSG questions
OMG! I finally passed the AZ-104! : r AzureCertification - Reddit I feel like I can breathe out a huge sigh of relief After having to reschedule three times for various reasons, I've finally was able to take the AZ-104 and happy to report that I passed! I just wanted to quickly share my experiences What I used to prepare for the exam:
I finally nailed AZ-104! : r AzureCertification - Reddit YAY! I passed AZ-104! Finally!!!!! I'm working on Azure very little at the moment, however I wanted to get AZ-104 as it's a good certification for CV purposes and it also offers a great knowledge overall for that topic After warming up with 5 Fundamentals, last October I think I tried too hard choosing AZ-104 as my first 2-star exam; and I failed it -- twice in a row So I decided to take it easy and make a detour, namely SC-200 SC-300 SC-400 which I got at first try in a window of 14
Microsoft Learn docs accessible during exams from Aug 22 58 votes, 58 comments trueI took AZ-104 in the new "open book" format Monday The only site open is Learn Microsoft com I totally agree with the objective of making it less about rote memorization and more about concepts and understanding But -- It's entirely too easy to burn up exam time and the collection of articles are not indexed in a way that is particularly useful Definitely a step in the right direction, but that ticking clock makes using this new capability a double-edged sword
Whats next after AZ-104? : r AzureCertification - Reddit It depends on what you want to do I’m a Network Engineer, so I am now studying AZ-700 after passing AZ-104 I’m also learning how to deploy resources using Terraform Next, I’ll probably study but not sit for AZ-500 exam Linux and Python are somewhere on the plan to be tackled as well I’m interested in the infrastructure side, not DevOps, but I will need to look into resources to learn how to build CI CD pipelines
MeasureUp vs Actual Exam : r AzureCertification - Reddit I tried MeasureUp for AZ-104 and IMO it was way harder than the actual exam Lots of really crunchy questions about command line stuff and parameters etc I would not recommend it for the AZ-104 and I've not bothered with it for the AZ-305 which I'm currently studying for