Practice Test 3 | Designing And Implementing Microsoft DevOps Solutions | AZ-400 | Dumps | Mock Test
A development team has set up an Azure repository for source code versioning currently. They have the git client installed on their Windows workstations. They will be using this client to connect to the Azure Repo.
Which of the following should be used to manage the authentication from the Windows client? Please choose the correct options.
A. SSH
B. Git Credential Manager
C. Azure Repo Credential Manager
D. Azure Repo Roles
Answer – A and B
We can use both SSH and Git Credential Manager to manage authentication from the windows clients. But on Windows, Microsoft recommends the use of Git Credential Manager or Personal Access Tokens.
This is also mentioned in Microsoft documentation:
Option A is CORRECT because SSH is one of the options mentioned on Microsoft documentation for connecting to Azure Repo from the windows client.
Option B is CORRECT because Git credential manager is one of the options mentioned on Microsoft documentation for connecting to Azure Repo from the windows client.
Option C is incorrect because there is no service named Azure Repository Credential Manager.
Option D is incorrect because Azure Repo roles can give user permissions for managing the repository, they are not used for managing the authentication.
For more information on the Git credential manager, please visit the below URL-
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