AZ-120 · Planning and Administering Microsoft Azure for SAP Workloads
Each publication has a different job. Start with the guide that matches what you need now, or use them in sequence for the most complete JITA learning experience.
Build working judgment for Azure architecture and operations for SAP workloads.
This Field Guide develops a working mental model of Azure architecture and operations for SAP workloads. You will connect size and select Azure compute, storage, and network architecture for SAP workloads, design high availability, clustering, fencing, and disaster recovery for SAP components, choose migration strategies and tooling based on workload constraints and downtime tolerance, and reason about SAP-certified infrastructure, performance, latency, and availability requirements. You are not just memorizing feature names; you are learning what owns the requirement, what can fail, and how to verify the outcome.
- lift-and-shift vs migration/transformation path
- availability design vs backup/recovery design
- Azure infrastructure health vs SAP workload-specific performance requirement
Prove your AZ-120 judgment across Azure architecture and operations for SAP workloads under exam-style conditions.
This Exam Preparation Guide tests whether your understanding of Azure architecture and operations for SAP workloads survives realistic decision pressure. You will practice separating lift-and-shift vs migration/transformation path, availability design vs backup/recovery design, and Azure infrastructure health vs SAP workload-specific performance requirement. Each scenario is designed to make you identify the governing fact, reject the nearest plausible alternative, and explain the evidence that keeps the correct answer correct.
- lift-and-shift vs migration/transformation path
- availability design vs backup/recovery design
- Azure infrastructure health vs SAP workload-specific performance requirement
Understand it first. Then prove you can apply it.
The Field Guide builds the understanding. Use it when you need the architecture, mechanics, dependencies, tradeoffs, failure paths, and verification logic behind the certification.
The Exam Preparation Guide tests the judgment. Use it when you need to practice under exam-style conditions, distinguish close answers, and understand why the correct answer survives changed facts.
Recommended sequence: Field Guide → Exam Preparation Guide → return to the Field Guide for targeted remediation where needed.