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Exam AZ900 Topics: management Difficulty: medium

An auditor at a public-sector agency occasionally runs a few Azure PowerShell cmdlets from different shared workstations. She wants a shell that is already signed in with her Azure account and permissions, requires no installation, and asks for no separate login step. Which tool meets these requirements?

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  1. A. Install the Az PowerShell module on each workstation and run a sign-in command before every session
  2. B. Use the Azure portal's guided wizards to perform equivalent changes without running cmdlets
  3. C. Use Azure Cloud Shell, which authenticates automatically with the Azure credentials of the signed-in user
  4. D. Use Azure Arc to project her workstations into Azure and run cmdlets on them from there
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Correct answer: Use Azure Cloud Shell, which authenticates automatically with the Azure credentials of the signed-in user

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cloud-shell/overview

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