Azure DevOps Engineer Exam: Question 11

KodeKloud · Intermediate ·☁️ DevOps & Cloud ·3mo ago
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The video discusses Azure DevOps access levels, specifically the Stakeholder Access Level, which is suitable for external users who need read-only access to work items, builds, and dashboards without editing code or pipelines.

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This is the A400 certification prep question number 11 of 50. You're designing access to Azure DevOps resources for a contractor who only needs to view work items and build results. Which access level best fits this requirement? A Visual Studio Enterprise subscription with full access, Basic level, C stakeholder access level, or D administrator access level. Now, A is incorrect because Visual Studio Enterprise grants full access and editing rights which are overprivileged. B is incorrect because basic access allows editing code and pipelines which is not needed here. And then D is incorrect because administrator access has full control over projects and security which is far beyond the requirement. The correct answer is C. The stakeholder access level in Azure DevOps is designed for external users who need readonly access to work items, builds, and dashboards without editing code or pipelines. And this matches a contractor's limited requirement. Check out our A400 course on codecloud.com.

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Azure DevOps: Finding the Right Access! 🔐 #shorts Scenario: A contractor needs to view work items and build results but must not edit code or pipelines. The Solution: Stakeholder Access 🎯 - The Win: Stakeholder Access Level. - Why it works: It's a free tier designed for external users. They can track progress and view results without risking accidental changes to your source code. - The Overkill: Basic or VS Enterprise levels allow code editing, while Admin gives full control—all are overprivileged for this role. Exam Tip: For AZ-400, ""view only/no code access"" = Stakeholder. 🚀 #AZ400 #AzureDevOps #DevOps #Security #IdentityAccess #CloudComputing #TechTips #KodeKloud
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The video explains how to design access to Azure DevOps resources for a contractor who only needs to view work items and build results. It discusses the different access levels in Azure DevOps and identifies the Stakeholder Access Level as the most suitable option. This is because it provides read-only access to work items, builds, and dashboards without editing code or pipelines.

Key Takeaways
  1. Identify the requirements for the contractor's access to Azure DevOps resources
  2. Evaluate the different access levels in Azure DevOps
  3. Choose the Stakeholder Access Level for read-only access to work items, builds, and dashboards
  4. Configure the Stakeholder Access Level for the contractor
💡 The Stakeholder Access Level in Azure DevOps is designed for external users who need read-only access to work items, builds, and dashboards without editing code or pipelines.

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