Exam AZ-900 topic 1 question 1 discussion

So the answer would be this one? Can anyone confirm? Basic DEVELOPER STANDARD PROFESSIONAL DIRECT

As per the support plan from Azure portal under Basic plan, The "Technical support" and "Who can Open Cases" are blank. So from my understanding, under Basic plan we can not have either technical support nor open any cases. Source - https://portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_Azure_Support/HelpAndSupportBlade/supportPlans So the answer should be Dev, Standard, Professional Direct.

As of 21st November, 2024, the URL (https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/support/plans/) lists out four plans Basic > Developer > Standard > Professional Direct. Each options allows us to request support.

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Basic, Developer, Standard, Professional direct can submit as many support tickets as they need

The new plans for azure to allow new support requests to b opened are Developer Standard Professional Direct The Basic plan is a self-help and community-based support option it does not allow new support requests to be opened. It is more accurately described in pro version of guide from examtopicspro.com. Best of luck for the preparation.

As case severity and response time is mention only for developer, standard and Professiona Direct. Answer is DEVELOPER - STANDARD PROFESSIONAL DIRECT DEVELOPER CASE SEVERITY Any RESPONSE TIME 8 STANDARD CASE SEVERITY C B A RESPONSE TIME 8 4 1 PROFESSIONAL DIRECT CASE SEVERITY C B A RESPONSE TIME 4 2 1

From chatptg: Azure offers several support plans that allow opening of new support requests, including: Basic Support: provides 12x5 technical support with a 1-hour response time for critical issues. Developer Support: provides 24x7 support for development and testing. Standard Support: provides 24x7 technical support with a 1-hour response time for critical issues. Professional Direct: provides personalized 24x7 technical support directly from Microsoft experts. Premier Support: provides the highest level of technical support with dedicated support engineers. All of these support plans allow for opening new support requests. The level of support and response time vary between the plans. So all of them

The Azure support plans that allow for new support requests to be opened are: Developer Standard Professional Direct The Basic support plan does not allow for new support requests to be opened, as it is a self-help and community-based support option

The correct answer should be: -Developer -Standard -Professional Direct -Premier I found this explanation: The Basic support plan does not allow opening new support requests. It only provides access to billing and subscription management support, online self-help resources, and support forums. The Developer, Standard, Professional Direct, and Premier support plans all allow your company to open new support requests with Microsoft for technical assistance. These plans offer increasing levels of support, response times, and additional benefits as you move up the tiers. The Developer plan has the lowest cost and is suitable for trial and non-production environments. Standard is ideal for production workloads, while Professional Direct and Premier provide the highest level of support with faster response times, proactive guidance, and additional services like on-demand training and advisory consultations.

If you want the ability to open new support requests, you should subscribe to Developer, Standard, Professional Direct, or Premier support plans. The Basic plan does not offer the ability to open support tickets.

Basic, Developer, Standard, Professional direct can submit as many support tickets as they need https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/support/plans

DEVELOPER STANDARD PROFESSIONAL DIRECT PREMIER

DEVELOPER STANDARD PROFESSIONAL DIRECT Premier

Basic Developer Standard Professional Direct

Is premier actually a support plan for azure? I don't see it on https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/support/plans

BASIC DEVELOPER STANDARD PROFESSIONAL DIRECT