To add Google as an identity provider in Azure AD so users can sign in to App1 with Google, which two pieces of information must you provide?
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Correct answer: a client ID, a client secret.
Why this is the answer
When integrating an external identity provider like Google with Azure AD, you need to register your application (App1 in this case) with Google's identity platform. This registration process generates a unique Client ID and Client Secret. The Client ID identifies your application to Google, while the Client Secret is a confidential key used to authenticate your application when it requests access tokens from Google. Azure AD uses these two credentials to establish a secure connection with Google and enable the authentication flow for your users. A tenant name and tenant ID are specific to Azure AD and not directly provided to Google for this integration. An endpoint URL is typically part of the configuration but not one of the two primary credentials required from the identity provider itself.
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