You have a Bicep file that deploys an App Service plan and a web app. You need to add a deployment slot for staging. What is the correct way to add the slot in the Bicep file?

Add a property 'slots' to the existing web app resource and list the slot name.

Add a new resource of type 'Microsoft.Web/sites/slots' with a parent property referencing the web app.

Use the 'dependsOn' property to create the slot after the web app.

Create a separate Bicep file for the slot and deploy it independently.

You deploy an ARM template that creates a storage account and a function app. The function app needs the storage account's connection string. You want to retrieve the connection string after deployment and pass it to a subsequent deployment. What should you do?

Use the reference() function to get the storage account's primary endpoint.

Use the listKeys() function in the template and output the connection string.

Output the storage account resource ID and use it as the connection string.

Hardcode the connection string in the template parameters.

You have an ARM template that deploys a virtual machine. You need to change the VM size from Standard_D2s_v3 to Standard_D4s_v3. Which part of the template should you modify?

The 'osProfile' section of the VM resource

The 'networkProfile' section of the VM resource

The 'hardwareProfile' section of the VM resource

The 'storageProfile' section of the VM resource

You are authoring a Bicep file to deploy a Linux VM. The VM must use an existing virtual network and subnet. You need to reference the subnet resource ID without hardcoding it. What should you do?

Use the 'resourceId()' function with the subscription, resource group, and subnet name.

Use the 'subscription().id' function to get the subnet ID.

Use the 'resourceGroup().location' function to form the subnet ID.

Use the 'reference()' function to retrieve the subnet ID.

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16application · medium
You have a Bicep file that deploys an App Service plan and a web app. You need to add a deployment slot for staging. What is the correct way to add the slot in the Bicep file?
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17application · medium
You deploy an ARM template that creates a storage account and a function app. The function app needs the storage account's connection string. You want to retrieve the connection string after deployment and pass it to a subsequent deployment. What should you do?
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18foundation · easy
You have an ARM template that deploys a virtual machine. You need to change the VM size from Standard_D2s_v3 to Standard_D4s_v3. Which part of the template should you modify?
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19application · medium
You are authoring a Bicep file to deploy a Linux VM. The VM must use an existing virtual network and subnet. You need to reference the subnet resource ID without hardcoding it. What should you do?
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20foundation · easy
In a Bicep file, which keyword is used to declare a value that can be supplied at deployment time?
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