Azure AD Mock Interview | Prepare for Azure Cloud Identity Jobs

This video is designed to help candidates prepare for job roles focused on Azure Cloud Identity. In this mock interview, we cover a range of topics including Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) basics, identity management, authentication protocols, role-based access control (RBAC), and more.
What You Will Learn:
Azure AD Fundamentals: Understand the core components and functions of Azure Active Directory.
Identity Management: Learn about user and group management, directory synchronization, and hybrid identity solutions.
Authentication and Authorization: Explore different authentication protocols such as OAuth, OpenID Connect, and SAML, and how to implement multi-factor authentication (MFA).
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Gain insights into setting up and managing RBAC for secure access control.
Best Practices: Get tips and best practices for managing identities and securing resources in Azure.
Why Watch This Video?
This mock interview is perfect for candidates preparing for roles such as Azure Identity and Access Administrator, Cloud Security Engineer, and other Azure cloud positions. By watching this video, you will gain confidence and better understand the types of questions and scenarios you may encounter in a real interview.
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[@banils_shorts]

Dear Sir, kindly make more mock interview video on Identity and access management subject... Thank you for this video👌👌🙏🙏🙏

[@vvhitsolutions]

Sure, I will start doing

[@rohanbahutale6281]

Great Mock Interview Sir..👍👍👍

[@vvhitsolutions]

Thank you Rohan

[@saurabhtripathi7443]

Really very helpful

[@vvhitsolutions]

Thank you Saurabh

[@ompreethims2140]

Hi sir,
we have to create 20 vms with the same applications to be installed on that
So in this scenario how we will implement

[@vvhitsolutions]

Hi, we meed to create one VM & Install application, then convert that server as image. So you can use that Image to create as many VM's as needed.