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It's your first day on a new development team. You sign in to a Windows 365 Cloud PC created from Image with Developer Configuration (preview). What should you expect to do first?
Install development tools and configure your environment
Select the operating system you want installed
Begin development work using preconfigured tools
Configure Linux before accessing development tools
Which capability helps Windows 365 provide a consistent developer experience across teams?
Requiring developers to configure their own workstations
Standardized images with preinstalled tools and configurations
Creating separate images for every individual developer
Limiting development to Windows-only workflows
A development team needs a Cloud PC environment for machine learning workloads that require extra processing power. According to the module, how can Windows 365 support this need?
By requiring developers to rebuild their environments for each project
By moving development tasks to local devices
By increasing setup time to install specialized tools
By provisioning environments with configurations suited to demanding workloads
How are Cloud PCs typically prepared before a developer's first sign-in?
Through preconfigured images, automated provisioning, and customization at scale
Through manual installation and configuration by each developer
Through project-specific customization only after onboarding
Through a self-service setup wizard at first sign-in
Which result best demonstrates that your Windows 365 Cloud PC is ready to function as your primary development workstation?
You successfully changed several desktop settings
You installed extra development tools manually
You can build, run, and test applications with minimal setup delays
You created a new Cloud PC image for your project
You must answer all questions before checking your work.
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