What's Actually Tested on AZ-305

Short summary

AZ-305 is a scenario-based exam testing architectural decision-making across four domains: infrastructure, identity/governance, data storage, and business continuity. Rather than memorizing Azure services, you must match constraints (cost, SLA, team skills, legacy dependencies) to the right solution tier. Worked examples show how tradeoffs—like choosing VMs over AKS for COM-dependent legacy apps—are justified by constraint analysis, not idealism.

• •Scenario-based exam testing trade-off reasoning, not service definitions
• •Four domains: infrastructure, identity/governance, data storage, business continuity
• •Success requires matching constraints (SLA, team skills, dependencies) to architecture choices

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