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Exam AZ900 Topics: management Difficulty: hard

Two engineers at a manufacturing firm are comparing Azure command-line tools before the team standardizes on one. One argues that the tools serve different workload sizes; the other disagrees and wants a definitive statement for the team's standards document. Which statement accurately compares Azure PowerShell and the Azure CLI?

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  1. A. They are functionally equivalent for managing Azure resources, and teams generally choose based on the shell they already know
  2. B. The Azure CLI is built for large automated deployments, while Azure PowerShell is limited to small interactive tasks
  3. C. Azure PowerShell can be used only inside Azure Cloud Shell, while the Azure CLI can be installed locally
  4. D. The two tools send requests through different management APIs, so their capabilities differ from tool to tool
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Correct answer: They are functionally equivalent for managing Azure resources, and teams generally choose based on the shell they already know

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/describe-features-tools-manage-deploy-azure-resources/2-describe-interacting-azure/

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