In summary,
I want to repeat that point I made earlier that for now, exam AZ‑800
assumes that we're using Azure AD Connect and not cloud sync.
It's good to be aware of both, though, and to keep an eye as cloud sync becomes
gradually more mature. I predict we'll eventually see feature parity, at which
time Microsoft will start to steer customers away from using the non‑cloud sync
Azure AD Connect. I also encourage you as a certification candidate to keep your
eyes on the exam Skills Measured document as I showed you how to do in the
introduction course.
Hopefully your horizon for passing the exam is going to be a lot shorter
to where this isn't as necessary, but you still want to keep an eye on the
exam page and that Skills Measured document,
particularly the very red text at the very top of the page that Microsoft Learn
uses as a way to transmit announcements and upcoming changes. Now, you might
think, well, Tim, you mentioned that Group Policy administration is one of the
advantages of Azure AD Domain Services.
How much Group Policy can we expect to see on exam AZ‑800? Well, that's
a leading question, once again, because our next module is all about
managing Windows Server with Group Policy. Thanks, as always, for your participation, I'll see you then.