Get ready for the Microsoft Azure Administrator (AZ-104) certification with free Azure AZ-104 practice exams designed to match the official exam format and difficulty. Our platform provides hundreds of realistic practice questions covering all five domains of the exam, with the first set completely free.
What AZ-104 Covers
The Azure Administrator (AZ-104) exam validates your ability to manage Azure infrastructure, including virtual machines, storage accounts, databases, virtual networks, and identity services. The exam covers five major domains: managing Azure identities and governance, implementing and managing storage, deploying and managing compute resources, configuring virtual networking, and monitoring and maintaining Azure resources. The exam contains 50-60 questions that you must complete within 120 minutes, with a minimum passing score of 700 out of 1000.
What's in These Practice Exams
Our Azure AZ-104 practice exams include 500+ unique questions organized into 25 sets of 20 questions each. All questions are aligned with the official exam curriculum and distributed proportionally across the five domains:
- Manage Azure identities and governance (23%)
- Deploy and manage Azure compute resources (23%)
- Implement and manage storage (18%)
- Implement and manage virtual networking (18%)
- Monitor and maintain Azure resources (13%)
Each question includes detailed explanations covering why the correct answer is right and why the other options are wrong. You get instant feedback after answering, helping you learn from mistakes and strengthen weak areas.
How to Use These Effectively
Start by taking the first practice set to get familiar with the question format and identify your baseline knowledge level. Review the detailed explanations for every question, not just the ones you missed. Use the domain-specific progress reports to focus your studying on weaker areas, then gradually increase the difficulty. Take timed sets to practice managing the 120-minute exam duration. Most importantly, study the explanations thoroughly—understanding why answers are correct is more valuable than simply memorizing facts.