AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Azure Cloud Shell

The video tutorial introduces Azure Cloud Shell, a browser-based command line tool for managing Azure resources. It offers flexibility with Bash for Linux users and PowerShell for Windows users. Cloud Shell provides an integrated graphical text editor based on the Monaco editor and automatically authenticates users for seamless access. It is a temporary host that requires an Azure file share and has a 20-minute inactivity timeout for security. Cloud Shell needs its own resource group and storage account, and it uses the same Azure file share for both Bash and PowerShell. Permissions are set as a regular Linux user in Bash.

What is the primary benefit of using Azure Cloud Shell for Linux users?

• Integration with Windows applications

• Support for multiple programming languages

• Ability to use Bash shell

• Access to a graphical user interface

Which feature of Azure Cloud Shell allows users to avoid repeated logins?

• Resource group requirement

• Automatic authentication

• Temporary session host

• Integrated graphical text editor

What is required for Azure Cloud Shell to function properly?

• A dedicated virtual machine

• A third-party authentication tool

• A local installation of PowerShell

• An Azure file share

How long will Azure Cloud Shell remain active without user interaction?

• 60 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 20 minutes

• 30 minutes

What permissions are set for users in Azure Cloud Shell?

• Read-only permissions

• Regular Linux user permissions

• Full access permissions

• Administrator permissions