Question

You would like to provide a third party temporary access to an Azure file. Which of these technologies would be best?
a) File certificate
b) Backup vault
c) Storage keys
d) SAS

Answer 1

Answer:

You would like to provide a third party temporary access to an Azure file. Which of these technologies would be best?

Answer D) SAS

Answer 2

Option A) File certificate

• SAS to a certain file sharing.
• Giving a third party an AD account and joining your storage account to the AD domain (caution: review if this is really a best-practice for your company as built-in roles like "all domain users" and others can include this account and give unintentded access to 3rd party users).
• Navigate to your file share or create a new one in the Azure interface. Choose Access Control (IAM). Choose the relevant built-in role from the Role list in the Add role assignment blade. Leave Azure AD users, groups, or service principals as the default selection for Assign access to.
• In the sections below, we'll go into greater information about SAS certifications, along with the examinations and fees associated with them. Although experience levels aren't specified for each certification, a good rule of thumb is that before candidates take their respective exams, they should have at least eight months of experience working with the base SAS system for base programmers and two to three years of relevant, hands-on experience for all other certifications.
• m analytics, which involve the import and export of raw data files, data manipulation, combining SAS data sets, and report creation. The certification test consists of 50–55 multiple-choice questions, has a 100–minute time limit, and requires candidates to properly answer at least 70% of the questions in order to pass.

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