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DP-900 · Question #38

You are working as a Data Associate in an organization. Your client has accomplished the tasks with his Azure CosmoDB account and wants to delete it. He does not know about the steps to be followed…

The correct answer is A. 2143. You can delete the Azure resources when you are done with them. In the same manner, when you are done with the Azure Cosmo DB, you can delete your Azure Cosmo DB account. The steps to delete an Azure Cosmo DB account are as below: 1. Search and Select Resource Groups in the…

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You are working as a Data Associate in an organization. Your client has accomplished the tasks with his Azure CosmoDB account and wants to delete it. He does not know about the steps to be followed for it. You need to help him to follow the right sequence of steps to clean up his Azure Cosmos DB account. How will you arrange the following steps in the right sequence? (1) Select the created resource group for the quickstart. (2) Search and Select Resource Groups in the Azure Portal Search Bar. (3) Enter the name of the resource group you want to delete and select Delete. (4) Select Delete Resource Group on the Resource Group Overview Page.

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DP-900 question #38 exhibit

Options

  • A2143
  • B1342
  • C4231
  • D1234

How the community answered

(54 responses)
  • A
    91% (49)
  • B
    6% (3)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    2% (1)

Explanation

You can delete the Azure resources when you are done with them. In the same manner, when you are done with the Azure Cosmo DB, you can delete your Azure Cosmo DB account. The steps to delete an Azure Cosmo DB account are as below: 1. Search and Select Resource Groups in the Azure Portal Search Bar. 2. Select the created resource group. 3. Select Delete Resource Group on the Resource Group Overview Page. 4. Enter the name of the resource group you want to delete and select Delete. Option A is correct. Search and Select Resource Groups in the Azure Portal Search Bar, Select the created resource group, Select Delete Resource Group on the Resource Group Overview Page, Enter the name of the resource group you want to delete, and select Delete is the correct sequence of steps to delete an Azure Cosmo DB account. Option B is incorrect. 1342 doesn't form the correct sequence of steps for the deletion of an Azure Cosmo DB account. Option C is incorrect. 4321 doesn't form the correct sequence of steps for the deletion of an Azure Cosmo DB account. Option D is incorrect. 1234 doesn't form the correct sequence of steps for the deletion of an Azure Cosmo DB account. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/create-cosmosdb-resources-portal

Topics

#Azure Cosmos DB#resource group deletion#Azure Portal#account cleanup

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