Exam AZ-104 topic 3 question 59 discussion

Tested on Azure. My conclusion is: Max stored access policies: 3, because max total of stored access policy is 5 and we already have 2, so additional 3 available. Max immutable blob storage: 1, because max total of immutable blob storage policy is 2 - one Legal hold policy and one Time-based retention policy. We already have one, so additional 1 available.

why should we remember some random parameters? :(

3 0 You can only have one time-based retention policy at the container level. You can also configure one legal hold policy per container. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/immutable-policy-configure-container-scope?tabs=azure-portal

Final Answer : 1) 3 ( Max total of stored access policy is 5 and we already have 2) 2) 1 (Max total of immutable blob storage policy is 2 and we already have one)

You can set a maximum of five access policies on a container, table, queue, or share at a time. Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/storageservices/define-stored-access-policy#:~:text=You%20can%20set%20a%20maximum%20of%20five%20access%20policies%20on%20a%20container%2C%20table%2C%20queue%2C%20or%20share%20at%20a%20time There is no information on how many. I believe is 1 Legal Hold and 1 time-based retention policy https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/immutable-storage-overview#container-level-scope

Given answer is right

A- 3. Tested in lab we can created maximum 5 stored access ploicies. B- 1 Maximum immutable policies we can make are 2.

Tested in lab today: Max Stored access policies: 5 Immutable blob storage : 1 Answer: 3, 1 Serious too much to memorized

Tested in lab today: Max Stored access policies: 5 Immutable blob storage : 1 Answer: 3, 1

Probado en laboratorio: Max policy: 5 Max Inmutable blob storage: 2

and 2 immutable policy

you can create 5 stored access policy

Does anyone have the remaning pages questions after 23? Kindly help

tested in lab Maximum number of Stored access policies is 5 Maximum number of Immutable blob storage is 2 Answer 3 1

I Agree with MOSHOS Answer 1: 3 and answer 2: 1 because Immutable storage for Azure Blob Storage supports two types of immutability policies: Time-based retention policies and Legal hold policies. Timebased is already defined so one more legal hold can be created.

This might help those thinking is it 0 or 1 for the immutable policy - it is a max of two of these full stop, but depends if you have versioning turned on at the storage account level or not which dictates how many of the two immutable policies you can create at the container level (1 legal and 1 time based retention policy - legal hold is greyed out at the container level if versioning is set at the storage account level). https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/immutable-legal-hold-overview. The answers to this test question are 3 (total of 5 allowed) for the first box and 1 (total of 2 allowed) for the second box

1. 3 2. 1 https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/storageservices/define-stored-access-policy#create-or-modify-a-stored-access-policy You can set a maximum of five access policies on a container, table, queue, or share at a time. Each SignedIdentifier field, with its unique Id field, corresponds to one access policy. Trying to set more than five access policies at one time causes the service to return status code 400 (Bad Request). https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/immutable-storage-overview#container-level-scope When support for version-level immutability policies has not been enabled for a storage account or a container, then any immutability policies are scoped to the container. A container supports one immutability policy and one legal hold. Policies apply to all objects within the container.