Explanation:
The first managed domain for Azure AD may be Azure AD. Additionally, Azure AD may be a federated version
of an on-premises Active Directory Domain Services.
AD.
utilizing SSMS or SSDT to connect with an Azure AD identity
The steps in the following tutorial demonstrate how to use SQL Server Management Studio or SQL Server
Database to connect to a SQL database with an Azure AD identity.
Tools.
Integrated Active Directory authentication
If you are logged into Windows with credentials from a federated domain's Azure Active Directory, use this
method.
1. Select Active Authentication in the Connect to Server (or Connect to Database Engine) dialog box by
starting Management Studio or Data Tools.
Integrated directory. Your current credentials will be displayed for the connection, therefore a password is
neither required nor possible to input.
2. Choose the Options button, then enter the name of the user database you wish to connect to in the
Connect to database box on the Connection Properties page.
Only Universal with MFA connection options support the AD domain name or tenant ID option; otherwise,
it is grayed out.
Explanation:
You must include a Redirect URI for Native Applications so that Azure AD can use it to return token answers.
Explanation:
Redeploying a virtual machine involves moving it to a different node in the Azure infrastructure, then turning
it back on while preserving all of your configuration options and related resources.
Explanation:
The Azure Key Vault and other AAD-protected resources can be readily accessed by your app with the help
of a managed identity from Azure Active Directory.
Explanation:
The underlying Azure infrastructure assigns an update domain and a fault domain to each virtual machine
in your availability set. Five non-user-configurable update domains, or groupings of virtual machines and
underlying physical hardware that can reboot simultaneously, are assigned by default for a specific
availability set (Resource Manager installations can then be upgraded to provide up to 20 update domains).
Explanation:
Using a file or stdin, kubectl apply -f myapp.yaml changes a resource's settings.
Explanation:
For managed availability sets, there are often two or three fault domains per area.