MS-900 · Question #363
You need to determine the lifecycle of products and features in Microsoft 365. What should you use?
The correct answer is C. docs.microsoft.com. To determine the lifecycle of Microsoft 365 products and features, docs.microsoft.com hosts the Microsoft Lifecycle Policy documentation, which provides end-of-support and retirement dates.
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- Asupport.microsoft.com
- BMicrosoft Lifecycle Services
- Cdocs.microsoft.com
- DMicrosoft 365 Roadmap
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To determine the lifecycle of Microsoft 365 products and features, docs.microsoft.com hosts the Microsoft Lifecycle Policy documentation, which provides end-of-support and retirement dates.
support.microsoft.com is used for troubleshooting, submitting support tickets, and finding help articles, not for reviewing structured product lifecycle and end-of-support timelines.
Microsoft Lifecycle Services (MLS) is a project management and operations portal specifically for on-premises Dynamics AX/365 implementations, not a general Microsoft 365 lifecycle reference tool.
docs.microsoft.com hosts the official Microsoft Lifecycle Policy pages, which detail the support lifecycle, end-of-support dates, and retirement timelines for Microsoft 365 products and features. This is the authoritative source for lifecycle information, including fixed and modern lifecycle policies applicable to Microsoft 365 services and components.
The Microsoft 365 Roadmap shows planned, in-development, and recently launched features for the future, but does not provide lifecycle or end-of-support date information for existing products and features.
Concept tested: Microsoft 365 product lifecycle policy documentation source
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/products/?terms=microsoft+365
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