What is a recommended practice for versioning container images in Azure Container Registry?

Use random hexadecimal tags without any pattern

Overwrite tags with each new build

Use the 'latest' tag for all images

Use immutable tags with semantic versioning

After building a container image locally, which command pushes it to an Azure Container Registry named 'myregistry' with the tag 'v1'?

docker push myregistry.azurecr.io/myimage:v1

docker push myregistry/myimage:v1

docker push azurecr.io/myregistry/myimage:v1

What is the effect of adding an application setting in Azure App Service for a containerized app?

It changes the container's base OS

It modifies the container image permanently

It triggers a rebuild of the container image

It is injected as an environment variable into the container

A containerized application deployed to Azure App Service needs to access a database using credentials that are stored in Azure Key Vault. The application is configured to use a system-assigned managed identity. What must the administrator do to allow the application to retrieve the secret?

Grant the managed identity 'Get' permission on the Key Vault secret, and configure an application setting with a Key Vault reference.

Use the admin user of the container registry to authenticate to Key Vault.

Set the secret as a plain text application setting and rely on the container's firewall.

Store the Key Vault URL in the container image and have the application call Key Vault directly.

A company wants to deploy a containerized web application to Azure App Service. The application image is stored in a private Azure Container Registry. The App Service plan is already created. What must the administrator do to deploy the container?

Deploy the image to App Service by uploading the Dockerfile.

Create a web app with the container registry and image details, and configure the registry credentials in the app settings.

Push the image directly to the App Service plan from the local Docker daemon.

Use Azure CLI to run the container image on the App Service plan without specifying a registry.

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What is a recommended practice for versioning container images in Azure Container Registry?
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After building a container image locally, which command pushes it to an Azure Container Registry named 'myregistry' with the tag 'v1'?
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What is the effect of adding an application setting in Azure App Service for a containerized app?
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A containerized application deployed to Azure App Service needs to access a database using credentials that are stored in Azure Key Vault. The application is configured to use a system-assigned managed identity. What must the administrator do to allow the application to retrieve the secret?
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A company wants to deploy a containerized web application to Azure App Service. The application image is stored in a private Azure Container Registry. The App Service plan is already created. What must the administrator do to deploy the container?
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