Azure Policy Flashcards
Complete the sentence: Azure Role-Based Access Control ________________________.
A. utilizes business rules to maintain compliance
B. maintains control of user permissions
C. evaluates Azure resources whenever a change is made
D. maintains compliance of resources
E. I don’t know
B. maintains control of user permissions
Explanation:
The best way to remember the difference between Azure Policy and Azure Role-Based Access Control is that Azure Policy maintains compliance of resources while Azure Role-Based Access control maintains control of user permissions, with Azure Policy holding the trump card when challenged.
Complete the sentence: The policy rule within the policy definition ______________________.
A. contains a policy initiative
B. contains if and then statements for when to apply a policy definition
C. contains metadata information about the policy definition
D. determines which resource types are evaluated for the policy definition
E. I don’t know
B. contains if and then statements for when to apply a policy definition
Explanation:
The policy rule is effectively the condition that specifies when a policy is enforced. It is created using “If and Then” conditional factors, and if the condition is met, the policy is applied.
In which of the following scenarios does Azure Policy not perform an evaluation?
A. A resource has been created, deleted, or updated in scope with a policy assignment.
B. A policy or an initiative that’s been assigned to a scope is updated.
C. Automatically every 24 hours .
D. A user’s permissions are removed.
E. I don’t know
D. A user’s permissions are removed.
Explanation:
Evaluations of those resources are triggered automatically when:
A resource has been created, deleted, or updated in scope with a policy assignment A policy or an initiative is newly assigned to a scope A policy or an initiative that's been assigned to a scope is updated Automatically every 24 hours, which is the standard compliance evaluation cycle