What is the primary goal of performance testing a migrated application?

To confirm that all source code comments are removed

To ensure the application is compatible with all web browsers

To check that the application's user interface is visually appealing

To verify that the application meets response time and throughput requirements

During migration, what is the primary purpose of encrypting data in transit?

To protect data from interception while being transferred

To reduce the amount of data transferred

To speed up the migration process

To comply with data residency requirements

What is the purpose of ongoing data synchronization during a migration?

To keep the source and target data consistent until cutover

To test the application's performance

To reduce the size of the target database

To permanently delete the source data after migration

After migrating a web application to Azure App Service, the operations team notices that the application's response time has increased and the cost is higher than expected. They suspect the App Service plan is over-provisioned. What is the most appropriate first step to optimize performance and cost?

Enable auto-scaling rules based on CPU usage to automatically adjust capacity.

Immediately scale down the App Service plan to the lowest tier to reduce cost.

Review Azure Monitor metrics to identify CPU, memory, and network usage patterns, then right-size the App Service plan based on the findings.

Move the application to Azure Functions to reduce cost.

A company is migrating a large on-premises SQL Server database to Azure SQL Database. They need to minimize downtime and ensure that changes made to the source database during the migration are reflected in the target. Which approach should they use?

Perform a one-time full backup and restore, then switch the application to Azure.

Use Azure Database Migration Service (DMS) with continuous sync to replicate changes, then perform a cutover with minimal downtime.

Stop the application, take a full backup, transfer it to Azure, and restore it. This ensures consistency.

Use Azure Data Factory to copy the database once, then manually update the target with any changes.

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