Azure AI 900 is an opportunity to demonstrate knowledge of common ML and AI workloads and how to implement them on Azure. This exam is intended for candidates with both technical and non-technical backgrounds. Data science and software engineering experience are not required; however, some general programming knowledge or experience would be beneficial.
Azure AI Fundamentals can be used to prepare for other Azure role-based certifications like Azure Data Scientist Associate or Azure AI Engineer Associate, but it’s not a prerequisite for any of them.
This Azure AI Fundamentals AI-900 Exam Preparation App provides Basics and Advanced Machine Learning Quizzes and Practice Exams on Azure, Azure Machine Learning Job Interviews Questions and Answers, Machine Learning Cheat Sheets.
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Azure AI Fundamentals AI-900 Exam Preparation App Features:
– Azure AI-900 Questions and Detailed Answers and References
– Machine Learning Basics Questions and Answers
– Machine Learning Advanced Questions and Answers
– NLP and Computer Vision Questions and Answers
– Scorecard
– Countdown timer
– Machine Learning Cheat Sheets
– Machine Learning Interview Questions and Answers
– Machine Learning Latest News


This Azure AI Fundamentals AI-900 Exam Prep App covers:
- ML implementation and Operations,
- Describe Artificial Intelligence workloads and considerations,
- Describe fundamental principles of machine learning on Azure,
- Describe features of computer vision workloads on Azure,
- Describe features of Natural Language Processing (NLP) workloads on Azure ,
- Describe features of conversational AI workloads on Azure,
- QnA Maker service, Language Understanding service (LUIS), Speech service, Translator Text service, Form Recognizer service, Face service, Custom Vision service, Computer Vision service, facial detection, facial recognition, and facial analysis solutions, optical character recognition solutions, object detection solutions, image classification solutions, azure Machine Learning designer, automated ML UI, conversational AI workloads, anomaly detection workloads, forecasting workloads identify features of anomaly detection work, Kafka, SQl, NoSQL, Python, linear regression, logistic regression, Sampling, dataset, statistical interaction, selection bias, non-Gaussian distribution, bias-variance trade-off, Normal Distribution, correlation and covariance, Point Estimates and Confidence Interval, A/B Testing, p-value, statistical power of sensitivity, over-fitting and under-fitting, regularization, Law of Large Numbers, Confounding Variables, Survivorship Bias, univariate, bivariate and multivariate, Resampling, ROC curve, TF/IDF vectorization, Cluster Sampling, etc.
- This App can help you:
- – Identify features of common AI workloads
- – identify prediction/forecasting workloads
- – identify features of anomaly detection workloads
- – identify computer vision workloads
- – identify natural language processing or knowledge mining workloads
- – identify conversational AI workloads
- – Identify guiding principles for responsible AI
- – describe considerations for fairness in an AI solution
- – describe considerations for reliability and safety in an AI solution
- – describe considerations for privacy and security in an AI solution
- – describe considerations for inclusiveness in an AI solution
- – describe considerations for transparency in an AI solution
- – describe considerations for accountability in an AI solution
- – Identify common types of computer vision solution:
- – Identify Azure tools and services for computer vision tasks
- – identify features and uses for key phrase extraction
- – identify features and uses for entity recognition
- – identify features and uses for sentiment analysis
- – identify features and uses for language modeling
- – identify features and uses for speech recognition and synthesis
- – identify features and uses for translation
- – identify capabilities of the Text Analytics service
- – identify capabilities of the Language Understanding service (LUIS)
- – etc.
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- Practice exam question review gone >boink<?by /u/format71 (Microsoft Azure Certifications) on March 24, 2023 at 10:00 pm
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- AZ-900 passedby /u/ovbent (Microsoft Azure Certifications) on March 24, 2023 at 9:35 pm
I'll keep it relatively short. Scored 805. Min score 700. 38 questions. Microsoft Learn does an ok shitty job of teaching. John Savill's YouTube videos are amazing, and he should be paid to write their learning content. Udemy: Started with Thomas Mitchell's course because it had tons of good reviews. Fuck no. If I had more time I would have explored other courses. MS Learn + John Savill's content is what I relied upon. My monkey brain needs pictures, colors, shapes, and cursing in my notes. I need to see objects pointing to other related stuff. MS Learn practice tests: Too easy, and gives a false-sense of confidence. Udemy test exams were much harder, and if I had more time, I would have used these more. If I had more time I would have done this: Flashcards to memorize what the services are. Use all of John's videos without taking notes first. Rewatch again, this time while taking notes, and follow along with MS Learn. Then practice test to see where I fall short. Then rewatch John to improve those weak points, and re-read the respective MS Learn section. Test again, and repeat until I feel I'm scoring consistently well. Things that prevented me from doing better: Not knowing my learning style. Not having enough time to prepare more. Not using flashcards. I didn't do the MS Learn labs because they wouldn't work. I'm a slow learner, and don't retain information well at all. I've been in cybersecurity for about 5 years (4 years DLP, 1 year SOC analyst) with a total of about 8 years of IT experience. I only have SEC+ and non-IT BA degree. Let me know if you have questions. I'd like to thank this community for what you do. SC-200 is next. submitted by /u/ovbent [link] [comments]
- Azure information protection viewerby /u/averagecdn (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 8:25 pm
Hello, Not sure if this is the correct sub to post this in... if its not just let me know.. We have to use the azure information protection viewer.. I set it up with the wrong account and now it doesn't let me change the account its using. Does anyone know how reset the configuration of it? or if its stored in the registry? thanks submitted by /u/averagecdn [link] [comments]
- Azure SQL Planby /u/KaiN_SC (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 8:19 pm
Hi, I want to build an small application. It will have not much traffic and most of the operations on the database are pretty simple. One complex operation is a background service implemented in dotnet core that is fetching around 30k objects and has to do an upsert on the database based on an indexed field. This operation will run every 5 minutes. I looked into DTU pricing tiers and the 10 DTU tier had DTU usage spikes to 100% the average usage was good and it took around 1,5 min to upsert. With 20 DTU it took 50 sec to upsert and it spiked to 80-90%. Is this an issue when I have spikes from time to time? Azure only allows for 1 min time frame filtering and I dont know how lsng exactly it spiked. Do I need the 50 DTU plan for such simple thing? Its just an small personal project or how whats a better way to evaluate this? I thought of writing an test client who does 1k request per sec for testing it but maybe there is a better way. submitted by /u/KaiN_SC [link] [comments]
- Where to use the Tracking IDby /u/jsupun (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 7:19 pm
I'm using Terraform to create a PostgreSQL Flexible database. I've started to get Internal Server Errors, and am getting a Tracking ID. What do we do with this Tracking ID. I assume there is some logging that will tell me information about the error. Thanks submitted by /u/jsupun [link] [comments]
- Options for protecting Azure Web Appsby /u/BA-94 (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 7:10 pm
What’s the best option for protecting multiple public facing Azure Web Apps, don’t need redundancy or replication just looking for IPS/IDS protection. Thanks in advance submitted by /u/BA-94 [link] [comments]
- Categorize productsby /u/Infamous_Low_5267 (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 7:06 pm
Hello - unfortunately, I find conflicting opinions on the Internet about whether a product is IaaS, PaaS or SaaS. My understanding is that Azure Files is a PaaS, Azure DNS is a SaaS and Azure Intune is a SaaS product. Can you guys confirm this, or am I wrong? I would hate to learn the wrong things for my cert. submitted by /u/Infamous_Low_5267 [link] [comments]
- MFA and VPNby /u/Actual_Clock2360 (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 6:55 pm
Getting asked for MFA on every vpn connection and occasionally the Authentication window does not appear. Our CA policy requires MFA every 30 days but our users are having to MFA on every vpn connection attempt. We’ve not made any changes to our CA policy for the past month and this started 2 weeks ago. We have tickets open with Microsoft, Cisco (anyconnect vpn) and Meraki (our firewall) but we have made no progress in resolving this. Has anyone else experienced this issue? submitted by /u/Actual_Clock2360 [link] [comments]
- Horrible Terrible Data from Azure Graph Apiby /u/Eneerge (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 6:43 pm
I've had this happen about three times now. Microsoft's Graph end point seems to provide bad data at https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/users . This endpoint is the only one that provides the "signInActivity" parameter. Actual query: https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/users?$select=displayName,userPrincipalName,otherMails,signInActivity,accountEnabled,createdDateTime,lastPasswordChangeDateTime Because this has happened before, I began logging the status of every single user in the tenant on a daily basis: https://preview.redd.it/b5o2whteeqpa1.png?width=1779&format=png&auto=webp&s=1b2cbf3d1d7277215dad6f010edaa1ee4dc4d498 Notice that in the log file for 3/23/2023, the last activity time was 1/17/2023 (65 days ago). A day later in the 3/24/2023 log file, the last activity suddenly changes to 4/18/2022 (340 days ago) for the same person. Additionally, the accounts that aren't even active have different dates showing as well. How's people live with data issues like this? I'm now going to start dumping the data into a database and do sql queries to check to see if any of the activity dates are off by more than a day when compared to the previous day's data. Imagine being an auditor and seeing something like this. submitted by /u/Eneerge [link] [comments]
- What are the job opportunities like if you have no interest in terraform/learning to code/be an architect?by /u/youandcharlie (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 6:33 pm
I'm a good ol sysadmin. I'm no engineer. I'm no architect. I like things to be nice and pretty for me to use, and I can take it from there. I'm not a build it from scratch kind of person. I'm already middle aged, 35M, and have more things on my plate in my personal life than I have time for. I know all those 150k+ roles are for those that can do it all. But what about those that don't have those skills? I'm searching indeed right now to supplement this question, but figure I'd ask real people because these salary ranges are ridiculous. submitted by /u/youandcharlie [link] [comments]
- Blob storage pricing questionby /u/thefredlund5 (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 6:23 pm
Hey all, Question regarding the specific type of storage I need for a specific use case. We are implementing a static wallpaper on all enterprise computers and I need a place to store that image (to present a URL to Intune). One suggestion I saw was using Blob storage. My question is, which type of storage would I need for this? I see Hot, Cool, and Archive. submitted by /u/thefredlund5 [link] [comments]
- User Defined Route (UDR) to NVA Failoverby /u/Pogingolsen (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 6:21 pm
Hi All, I am not able to find the solution searching online. So I hope that someone here has an idea. We have servers in Azure. We configure UDR to an NVA for inspection before going to the internet. This works okay but whenever the NVA crashes or is powered down, traffic is blackholed. Does anyone know of an easiest solution for a failover? Say if the NVA is down, disregard the UDR or custom route. submitted by /u/Pogingolsen [link] [comments]
- Azure AD and Remote User with nginx/application gatewayby /u/vtmastrick (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 5:45 pm
I'm attempting to emulate something our client has but we don't have access to their security solution. In a nutshell, before a request arrives to our reverse proxy, the X-Remote-User is set and we use that as a SSO style login. I'm trying to get something similar to that working in our Azure environment. All of our developer machines are AAD joined and we use the Azure VPN, so, the end user is definitely authenticated. When browsing to an nginx (or application gateway, doesn't matter to me) how can I access the variable that is the authenticated user, so I can write that value to the X-Remote-User and pass it downstream? submitted by /u/vtmastrick [link] [comments]
- Has anyone else seen that when granted "global admin" via a group certain things don't work?by /u/MindErection (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 5:41 pm
Hi, we assign roles such as exchange admin and global admin via groups instead of manually setting these permissions. I have noticed that for certain functions that require global admin, the account will still not work and we have to use our break glass or global admin service account. Another thing I have noticed is with Exchange admin role. For some reason if I click the exchange admin link in O365 it won't let me access it. If I try to go to the legacy exchange admin I also can't access it. ACCESS DENIED. I have to manually navigate to the "new" exchange admin and it seems to work fine. I have read a few things online confirming this, but I haven't found any official documentation. Has anyone else here experienced anything similar or have any insight regarding this? It seems very strange to me that being assigned a role via group instead of manually that it wouldn't work the same way. submitted by /u/MindErection [link] [comments]
- What should my next step be?by /u/Sea_Finish (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 5:28 pm
Hi I’m new to the whole Reddit thing but wanted to seek some advice. I’ve been in the IT industry professionally for nearly 3 years now, and have been a bit lost on where to focus on up-skulking. I’m looking to get into a DevOps role so, I’ve recently acquired my AZ-104, and looking to take to 305 and 400 later down the line in my career. I adopted Azure as my primary cloud platform as it was the first one I used, (so I just stuck with it, however my current employers are moving to from OnPrem to AWS). Recently I’ve been using Terraform to spin up simple resources, and trying to look at building more complex solutions. I have a small amount of knowledge in WebDev, have used tools like Docker, Ansible and Have played around with Ubuntu and Centos on my VMware server. lol power h submitted by /u/Sea_Finish [link] [comments]
- Best practice for client web service access hosted on private Azure instancesby /u/BuzyFNG (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 5:24 pm
Hey everyone. I have a Windows server 2019 instance hosting a private web application on Azure that I have been accessing up until now using Bastion. Eventually, I will configure Azure Application Gateway to enable internet users to access my web server, but I am not ready to publicly expose the instance yet. What’s the best solution to enable 50-75 beta-testers to interact with my web application in a browser? Naively, they could access the instance the windows server over via bastion (like I do) and use the local server’s browser, but it’s bad practice to have users treat the web server as their own personal jump box. Alternatively, I could deploy virtual machine scale sets and treat each scale set VM as a client machine for 5-10 users to share RDP access on, but there has to be a better solution (I don’t want the scale sets to have public access either and I wouldn’t know how to load balance bastion RDP connections as new scale sets spin up during heavy use) This seems like a common use case, but I am pretty new to Azure, so I am looking for any insight on how best enable remote users to access my private azure web server. Thanks! submitted by /u/BuzyFNG [link] [comments]
- GUID on Oracle SaaS changes due to user import from another source, breaks Azure Provisioningby /u/ThankTheFrank (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 5:23 pm
Azure is provisioning a couple AD attributes to our Oracle SaaS via the SCIM call The "target" SaaS gets refreshed with data/user accounts from another "source" SaaS (DEV/TEST/QA/UAT). Oracle SaaS LDAP contains a GUID for the users. Azure somehow knows this GUID. The GUID in the "target" SaaS changes to the value from the "source" environment and Azure claims it cannot find the account to provision. I can call the SCIM API of the "target" and see the GUI has changed for the user I can confirm via the Azure provision logs, its looking for the old GUID I have stop/started/restarted provisioning. Removed the user from the SaaS side, removed the user from the Azure ACL list and rebuilt provisioning to try and clear the Azure cached GUID. Any other thoughts of how to clear the cached Azure GUID? Thanks submitted by /u/ThankTheFrank [link] [comments]
- Remove app service custome domain records after validation.by /u/SSVegeta-555 (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 4:10 pm
Hi Everyone, I have validate my custom domain on app service. Can i now remove TXT and A records used for validation.? I need to add my app service behind application gateway and hence need to create a new record. TIA submitted by /u/SSVegeta-555 [link] [comments]
- OneNote and Teamsby /u/Acrobatic-Share5424 (Microsoft Azure) on March 24, 2023 at 2:23 pm
OneNote and Teams Hi I'm having some issues and thought best to reach out for some guidance/advice in this subreddit but I'll also separately post in another one. I'm trying to move away from the conventional boards system with to do tasks tand the card based system to Onenote as it seems visually to be more intuitive and less jumbled looking. I want to feature a chat conversation within a page on OneNote that links/mirrors teams so that every time i update the 'chat' in the teams page it updates OneNote. From the research done, it seems as though onenote only does static links that you have to manually click through to get to external content and not dynamic, live interactive stuff. So i tried a workaround of maybe using power automate to capture info from a teams post and then this info being fed into . i set up two flows, one to sync teams with power automate and the other to sync power automate with teams. The issue is that i dont seem to be getting replies to the post come through to onenote, just the post initial message and mostly notifications. Also, i have about 60 cards with individual chats on teams for 60 different topics, so using power automate would be in my view incredible complex and time consuming. So then i thought about what if i created an external bot in replit, registering it with microsoft azure and then embedding it somehow on a blank webpage. And then getting it to mirror conversations from one of my teams chats i want to have feature on onenote, i could somehow embed that webpage onto the desired onenote page. I'm still working on the bot- this seems to be even more complex and challenging but reason i thought of this option was because i can see that onenote offers live preview of something like youtube videos, so why can't it offer something like a live preview of a teams chat which is also interactive. Thoughts? Any advice on how to proceed and any other work arounds? I don't want hyperlinked links which i could add to the onenote lag because somehow just seems messy. submitted by /u/Acrobatic-Share5424 [link] [comments]
- Passed my AZ-500!by /u/brazilianazurestu (Microsoft Azure Certifications) on March 24, 2023 at 2:00 pm
Hi everyone, just passed my Azure Security Engineer certification this morning. The test had 53 questions, including 1 study case and no labs. Feels good to get this one. submitted by /u/brazilianazurestu [link] [comments]
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