

About the Exam: Microsoft Certified: Azure Virtual Desktop Specialty (AZ-140)
The Microsoft Certified: Azure Virtual Desktop Specialty exam (AZ-140) evaluates your ability to deploy, configure, and manage Azure Virtual Desktop environments. This practice exam course aligns with the current Microsoft skills measured and focuses on key areas covered in the exam, including planning and implementing virtual desktop infrastructure, managing access and profiles, maintaining environments, and monitoring performance.
The certification includes topics related to host pools, session hosts, workspaces, application groups, FSLogix profiles, Microsoft Entra ID, and Azure networking services. Candidates are expected to understand how user sessions are delivered, how profiles are configured, and how access to desktops and applications is managed and secured.
The exam also focuses on user environment configuration and application delivery, including managing remote applications, session behavior, and profile containers. These topics involve ensuring a consistent user experience, optimizing performance, and maintaining stable desktop sessions across environments.
Infrastructure management is another important area, including creating and configuring host pools, scaling session hosts, and managing updates and images. The exam evaluates how these components are used to support availability, scalability, and efficient resource usage in Azure Virtual Desktop deployments. Monitoring and diagnostics are also included, using tools such as Azure Monitor and Log Analytics to track performance, analyze issues, and troubleshoot environments.
Who This Credential Is For
This certification is intended for system administrators, cloud engineers, and IT professionals who deploy and manage Azure Virtual Desktop solutions. It is also suitable for learners who want to review real-world virtual desktop scenarios and understand how Azure Virtual Desktop is used in production environments.
Successful Candidates Can
• Understand how host pools, session hosts, and workspaces are configured and managed
• Interpret scenarios involving user access, application groups, and FSLogix profile management
• Apply concepts related to performance monitoring, troubleshooting, and environment maintenance
• Review scenarios related to scaling, backups, updates, and disaster recovery strategies
Background That Helps
There is no required prerequisite certification for AZ-140. However, familiarity with Azure services, virtual machines, networking, and identity management concepts will be helpful. Basic experience with Azure portal navigation and IT administration tasks can also make it easier to understand the scenarios presented in the exam.
Purpose of This Practice Exam Course
This practice exam course helps you prepare for the AZ-140 exam by working through exam-style questions aligned with the current Microsoft exam outline. The goal is to help you review all measured domains, identify knowledge gaps, and become familiar with the structure and wording commonly found in Microsoft certification exams.
You will:
• Work through scenario-based questions covering each AZ-140 exam domain
• Identify areas that require additional review across deployment, access, and monitoring topics
• Reinforce understanding of Azure Virtual Desktop configurations and operations
• Build confidence before scheduling the official Microsoft certification exam
Exam Overview
Exam: AZ-140 – Configuring and Operating Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop
Format: Multiple-choice and scenario-based questions
Time limit: Approximately 100 minutes
Passing score: 700
Delivery: Proctored exam
Prerequisites: None