Azure certification practice tool legality
To help with studying, I’ve created a web app that uses Azure AI to generate practice questions for Azure certifications. So far, I’ve only used it for my own preparation, but some of my colleagues have shown interest and would like to use the tool as well. I’m considering releasing it to the public, but I’m concerned about potential legal issues. To the best of my knowledge, this doesn’t violate Microsoft’s exam Terms of Use since their policies prohibit sharing, publishing, or distributing official exam content. The questions in my app are original content generated by an LLM, not copied from any official material. Can anyone provide insights on whether releasing such a tool would be legally okay? Id appreciate any guidance!Prior knowledge or background with Azure Certifications
Hi, I found names of Azure Certifications as below: 1. Azure Developer, 2. Azure Administrator, 3. Azure DevOps, 4. Azure Security Engineer, 5. Azure Architect, 6. Azure Data Engineer, 7. Azure AI Engineer, 8. Azure Data Scientist Associate, 9. Azure IoT Developer, 10. Azure for SAP Workloads There are some queries related to Azure Certifications. Please clarify queries related to Azure Certifications It seems that some of certifications need additional knowledge like IoT, SAP, etc. prior preparation or completion of certifications so that it is easy to understand and deploy knowledge. Let us know, which certifications need additional knowledge like IoT, SAP, Programming language, Linux, Engineering degree/background, etc.? A candidate, with knowledge of Windows, Windows Server, Networking etc. without Engineering degree/ background, Programming knowledge, Linux knowledge; wants to go various certifications in Azure so that he can get better opportunities and lucrative jobs from executive level to management/ operation level. Please let us know, which certifications he should earn and in which order he should earn? Please elaborate. I’ll be thankful for giving your time. Best Regards NndnG
