AZ-204 Azure Developer Associate Practice Exams 2026

About this course

Pass the Microsoft Azure Developer (AZ-204) exam before it retires on July 31, 2026 — with realistic, implementation-focused practice tests.The Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate (AZ-204) is Microsoft's core credential for developers who design, build, test, and maintain cloud applications on Azure. It proves you can write code against Azure — Functions, App Service, Container Apps, Cosmos DB and Blob storage, Service Bus and Event Grid, Key Vault, and Application Insights — using the Azure SDKs, CLI, and PowerShell. With a hard retirement deadline approaching, motivated developers are racing to earn it while they can.AZ-204 is a hands-on, code-heavy exam. You'll face roughly 40–60 questions in 100 minutes — including SDK code snippets, scenario questions, and possible case studies or labs — that test what you'd actually build: a Functions binding, a Cosmos DB SDK call, a Service Bus receiver, a Key Vault retrieval via managed identity, or an App Service deployment slot swap. Memorizing definitions won't cut it. The fastest, most reliable way to get ready in time is realistic, implementation-focused practice, which is exactly what this course delivers.Why this certification mattersAzure developer skills are in high demand, and AZ-204 is the credential that proves them across the full application lifecycle — compute, storage, security, integration, and monitoring. It's a strong salary signal and a stepping-stone toward the DevOps Engineer Expert path (AZ-400). With the exam retiring soon, earning it now also makes you part of a finite cohort holding the credential.What makes this course differentThis is not a recycled, outdated question dump. Every question reflects the final AZ-204 skills measured (updated January 14, 2026), weighted to match the five real domains, with the current Microsoft Entra ID branding and modern SDK focus. Questions mirror the exam's implementation-driven