Microsoft 70-475 Questions Answrs

The settings used for slice processing are described in the following table.

If the slice processing fails, you need to identify the number of retries that will be performed before the slice execution status changes to failed.
How many retries should you identify?

A. 2
B. 3
C. 5
D. 6

Answer: C

Students' Robotic Arm Gets Them $130,000 and a Meeting With Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella

Two Canadian students won more than $ 130,000 in cash and Microsoft Azure awards Wednesday when they took home the first place in the Microsoft Imagine Cup world final. The team - who invented smartARM, a robotic arm that uses AI technology to adjust its grip - also won a private meeting with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.

Around 3,000 teams sent projects to Imagine Cup, Microsoft's annual competition that encourages creativity and technological invention, with themes that encompass accessibility, data and mixed reality. Thousands of presentations were reduced to 49 teams representing 33 countries. In the final round, only three teams presented their inventions to a panel of judges in Seattle.

Hamayal Choudry, a second-year mechatronics engineering student at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, and Samin Khan, a third-year computer science student at the University of Toronto, took first place with their 3D-printed SmartARM. The prosthesis uses a camera in the palm to evaluate the object that holds and subtly adjust the grip. With automatic learning, the device improves the more it is used. The data is stored in the cloud, so even if the user changes the device, the information will be transferred to the new model.

The second-place team, from Greece, invented iCry2Talk, a device that records a baby's cries and translates it into text, images or a voice message, providing suggestions of care to parents. A team from Japan ranked third with Mediated Ear, software that can help a person with hearing problems isolate a voice in a crowded environment.

The three main winners went home with Microsoft Azure credits and free Microsoft Surface laptops. Nadella himself praised the finalists of the competition in Seattle and said: "The impact that you all can have is enormous, the opportunity is huge," reports GeekWire. Chloe Kim, an American Olympic snowboarder, also made a special appearance.

Microsoft 70-475 Question Answr

You need to configure the distribution tracking application.
What should you do?

A. Map each role to a single upgrade domain to optimize resource utilization.
B. Design all services as stateless services.
C. Configure operations to queue when a role reaches its capacity.
D. Configure multiple worker roles to run on each VM.

Answer: D                                       70-475 Braindumps


You need to recommend a solution for publishing one of the company websites to Azure and configuring it for remote debugging.
Which two actions should you perform? Each answer presents part of the solution.

A. From Visual Studio, attach the debugger to the solution
B. Set the application logging level to Verbos and enable logging
C. Set the Web Server logging level to Information and enable logging
D. Set the Web Server logging level to Verbose and enable logging
E. From Visual Studio, configure the site to enable Debugger attaching and then publish the site

Answer: AD

What It's Like To Compete With Microsoft

 It was 1998, the same year that Google.com registered as a domain and Apple launched the iMac that I incorporated into an IT software business.

At that time, the intranets were localized, they had to be personalized, they were primitive and spectacularly ugly. But web applications were about to dominate the world, so we started building web-based intranets for businesses. Because most of our customers were asking for exactly the same things, in 2003 we were busy selling a prepared version.

But, around the same time, Microsoft - then in 79th place in Fortune 500 and generating revenues of $ 22,956 million - had the same idea. Launched SharePoint in 2001, its web-based platform that integrates with Microsoft Office.

It was an extremely difficult time. There were literally two of us working in a garage, with a heater, and our income was comparatively insignificant.

We had heard rumors that Microsoft was giving away free SharePoint licenses to block businesses in Windows. We could not afford to offer leading loss deals to build our customer base.

We had two options: pack everything or fight. We chose the latter because we assumed that if Microsoft was willing to invest in intranets, we should be in something.

We decided that its presence in the market should give us the confidence to persevere and the determination to differentiate ourselves.

If Microsoft were Goliath, we would be David.

We became tactical and dedicated to dissect SharePoint, which was, in my opinion, the most horrible software on the planet: just many ugly boxes. It was sold as a framework on which to build, which means that companies that wanted to use it would need internal IT experience to make it viable.

Armed with that knowledge, we had a clear direction. We decided to focus on the creation of software that could be used by any company, regardless of their internal IT experience. And it had to be beautiful and easy to customize.

We had been watching what Apple, which at that time was an exotic and exciting company, had been doing to upset Microsoft with its clean, clear and beautiful technology that worked directly, and we knew that our strategy had to be similar, even if in a much smaller scale.

Another big problem we faced was the appearance of numerous IT companies that were building on SharePoint, which facilitated their use and sold their solutions to the business market.

There was little we could do about it. There is competition in all markets, and if there is no alarm, the bells should ring, but we suspect that making the "choice" a central commercial value would help our cause.

We knew we had to support Windows, but our staff was naturally Linux in the first days, which led us to offer the client a selection of servers. This was an extremely expensive strategy, but it turned out to be the right one.

Later, we offered a hosting option in the cloud and on the premises -the first is used mainly by financial services companies that need the strictest IT security controls- and customized compilations for customers who need functionalities that our product Central did not offer.

Until a couple of years ago, we operated a lot in the shadow of SharePoint, with Microsoft shaping the competitive landscape. Potential customers looking for a digital workplace would be looking to move from SharePoint or pondering against one another.

But a radical change in terms of increasing customer expectations about the software came from smartphones. Smart phones opened their eyes to the idea that technology can be beautiful, functional and operate without much experience, another legacy of Apple. They gave people confidence to use technologies that were not built by Microsoft

Today, our annual turnover is $ 2.7 million and we have 600,000 users, mainly in the United States. By contrast, SharePoint has 190 million users in 200,000 companies and a recognized brand in the far reaches of the world.

Our strategy remains the same: differentiate by choice, speed, beauty and easy personalization, but if we are going to knock down Goliath, it will be a slow death, instead of a blow, a death.

Microsoft 70-475 Question Answr

You need to prepare the implementation of data storage for the contractor information app.
What should you do?

A. Create a storage account and implement multiple data partitions.
B. Create a Cloud Service and a Mobile Server. Implement Entity Group transactions.
C. Create a Cloud Service and Deployment group. Implement Entity Group transactions.
D. Create a Deployment group and a mobile service. Implement multiple data partitions.

Answer: B



You need to assign permissions for the Virtual Machine workloads that you migrate to Azure.
The solution must use the principal of least privileges.

A. Create all VM's in the cloud service named GroupI and then connect to the Azure subscription. Run the following Windows PowerShell command: New- AzureRoleAssignment -Mail user1@vanarsdelltd.com -RoleDefinitionName Contributor -ResourceGroupName group1
B. In the Azure portal, select an individual virtual machine and add an owner.
C. In the Azure portal, assign read permissions to the user at the subscription level.
D. Create each VM in seperate cloud service and then connect to the Azure subscription. Run the following Windows PowerShell command: Get-AzureVM | New- AzureRoleAssignment -Mail userI@vanarsdelltd.com -RoleDefinitionName Contributor

Answer: A

Job listing states Microsoft is making a Horizon Zero Dawn-like game

According to a job posting recently posted on LinkedIn, it looks like Microsoft is working on a Horizon Zero Dawn game. If you are connected to LinkedIn, please refer to the profile of Sandor Roberts, who is asking game developers to fill the Lead Environment Artist position. This is great news for Xbox One owners who expected similar titles on their favorite console.

The job posting is clearly by a G3D recruiter as they specialize in finding game developers for various clients like Activision and Sony. Considering that the post was 2 months ago, it seems like work is well on its way. Hopefully we can learn more about the game at Gamescom or E3 2018. Recently, Phil Spencer hinted that Microsoft signed many deals for projects that are 2-3 years away. This game Horizon Zero Dawn-like could be one of those. We do not have the answer yet, but we do know what the game will be like. That's good enough for now.

Microsoft bringing AR to Windows 10 via View Mixed Reality

Any Windows 10 computer with a camera will be able to superimpose 3D objects in real-world images for a mixed (or augmented) taste of reality.

Microsoft wants people to experience augmented and mixed reality, both through affordable hearing aids and more expensive Hololens. But, there is a problem: not everyone has these headphones.

That's where View Mixed Reality's Microsoft ad gets interesting. It is Microsoft's attempt to get 3D objects on AR without headphones, using a normal Windows computer with a basic RGB camera. It will come to Windows 10 later this fall.

Microsoft's built-in AR joins what will undoubtedly be a wave of AR-on-a-flat-screen technology, including Google Tango and AR initiatives based on Facebook handsets. I have to test View Mixed Reality briefly at the Microsoft Education event on Tuesday in New York. I was not allowed to take photos.

The demonstration was simple: a 3D penguin skeleton created in Microsoft's 3D Paint application was superimposed on the real world, as was Snapchat and other phone-based AR applications. The penguin's skeleton sat on the floor of the classroom in front of me, or on a shelf (the pinch shrank the skeleton to fit it correctly).

The "mixed reality" effect places the object in the real world, but it is not clear how well it has been traced. I posed for a photo in front of the invisible (to me) giant penguin skeleton. Since View Mixed Reality is not using a more advanced depth-detection camera like Google Tango, the effect seemed a bit edgy. But it worked.

See Mixed Reality will be a single-button effect in Paint 3D when released in autumn and a tool that Microsoft intends to use as support for more advanced VR headphones or Hololens.

It's a quick lens to see your creations in the "real" world. It also shows that Microsoft, like others, are aware that not everyone is going to get a VR or Hololens headset on their faces in the short term.