You are the IT administrator for your company. Your company just purchased a Microsoft 365 subscription and an Azure subscription. You are trying to understand public preview features. Microsoft…

Question

Options

• Aprovide advanced notice of a service that is being deprecated within one year
• BNo change is needed
• Cprovide forward compatibility for a service that is being released the following week
• Dprovide backward compatibility for a service that is being released the following week

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  95% (42)
• C
  2% (1)

Explanation

Microsoft releases an Azure feature in public preview to obtain customer feedback. This allows the general public to evaluate a feature before it is released. This is referred to as public beta Microsoft does not release an Azure feature in public preview to provide either weekly backward or forward compatibility testing. Although a new service may be backward or forward compatible, that is not the purpose of public preview. Microsoft does not release an Azure feature in public preview to provide advanced notice that a service is being deprecated within one year. You can view a list of future deprecated services in the Service Health Portal of Azure.

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