Azure Interview Questions Basic

          Azure Interview Questions 

 

Q1 What are the types of scaling in cloud computing?

 There are two types of scaling in the cloud computing

  • Horizontal scaling: Horizontal scaling is when you scale up your pool by adding more systems/machines to your collection of resources
  • Vertical scaling: Sometimes, you want to scale up your existing machines by increasing the (CPU and RAM) size.

 

Q2 What are the primary uses of the Azure Cloud Service?

  • The primary purpose of the Azure Cloud Service is to host the running application.
  • This service is also responsible for maintaining the background application.

 

Q3 What are the different roles in Azure?

There are three different types of roles are there in Azure

  • Web Role: A web Role is used to deploy web applications that are built on other languages that are supported in Azure.
  • Worker Role: It supports the Web Role and gives the solution for the background services.
  • Virtual Machine Role: The virtual machine Role gives the option to manage virtual machines for different operations.

 

Q4 What is the list of Azure Services and Resources?

Azure provides more than 200 services. Some of the services are as below

  • Azure Virtual Machines: Helps to create a virtual machine in different operating systems like Windows, Linux, etc.
  • Azure Cloud Service: Once you deploy your application in the cloud, Azure Cloud will handle everything like load-balancing, monitoring, etc.
  • Azure Functions: With this service, you can create different applications using any programming language.
  • Azure CDN: CDN stands for Content Delivery Network. The purpose of the Azure CDN is to deliver content to users. Azure CDN uses a high bandwidth.
  • Azure DNS: This service helps you to host your DNS domains in Azure.
  • Azure Express Route: This is an excellent service that helps to connect your on-premise network to the Microsoft Cloud or any other service.
  • Azure Virtual network: Different services can connect with the help of a Virtual network service.
  • Azure Blob storage: Used to store massive amounts of unstructured data.
  • Azure Disk Storage: This service is a virtual hard disk that behaves almost similarly to a physical hard disk.
  • Azure File Storage: This service offers regular file shares in the cloud or on-premises environments.

 

Q5 What are the different principal segments of the Windows Azure platform?

Three principal segments are present in the case of the Azure platform, i.e., Compute, Storage, and Fabric.

Azure Compute provides three types of roles: Web roles, worker roles, and Virtual machine roles. All roles are explained as above.

Azure Storage provides services like Queue storage, Table Storage, Blob Storage, File Storage, etc

Azure Fabric provides services like Access, Caching, Integration, etc.

 

Q6 What are the differences between Microsoft Azure and AWS

Microsoft Azure

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

The backup solution in Microsoft Azure is Azure Backup.

The backup solution in Amazon web services is Amazon Glacier.

For the CDN feature, you can use Azure CDN.

For the CDN feature, you can use Amazon CloudFront.

You can use Azure Operational Insights as the monitoring option.

You can use the Amazon CloudTrail as the monitoring option.

As a no SQL database option, Microsoft is providing Azure DocumentDB.

As a no SQL database option, Microsoft is providing Amazon DynamoDB.


 

 

 

 


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