A company is migrating a web app to Azure App Service. The app has variable traffic patterns and requires a minimum of two instances for high availability. They want to minimize cost while allowing the app to scale out automatically during peak periods. Which App Service plan tier and scaling configuration should you recommend?

Premium tier with a fixed instance count of five

Standard tier with a minimum of two instances and autoscale rules based on CPU or memory

Basic tier with autoscale rules based on CPU

Free tier with manual scaling to two instances

You are creating an Azure App Service plan for a new web application. Which component of the App Service plan determines the maximum amount of compute resources (CPU and memory) available to the apps in the plan?

The region where the plan is created

The number of deployment slots configured for the plan

The pricing tier (e.g., Free, Basic, Standard, Premium)

The operating system selected for the plan (Windows or Linux)

A company has a production web app on an Azure App Service plan (Standard tier) with a staging deployment slot. They want to configure automated backups for both the production and staging slots. The backups should be stored in separate storage containers. What should they do?

Configure backup only for the production slot and rely on slot swap to back up staging

Configure backup settings separately for each slot, pointing to different storage containers

Use the same storage container for both slots and rely on the backup file names to differentiate

Enable Azure Backup on the App Service plan to back up all slots

A company hosts a public website on Azure App Service. They have a custom domain name and want to ensure that all traffic to the site is encrypted. They have already uploaded a TLS/SSL certificate to the App Service. What should you configure to enforce HTTPS for all requests?

Set the HTTPS Only setting to On in the App Service configuration

Configure a network security group to block port 80

Bind the certificate to the custom domain and set the minimum TLS version to 1.2

Add an HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect rule in the web.config file

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Questions 31–35

31foundation · easy
You need to configure automated backups for an Azure App Service. Which Azure resource is required to store the backup files?
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32application · medium
A company is migrating a web app to Azure App Service. The app has variable traffic patterns and requires a minimum of two instances for high availability. They want to minimize cost while allowing the app to scale out automatically during peak periods. Which App Service plan tier and scaling configuration should you recommend?
Select an answer first
33foundation · easy
You are creating an Azure App Service plan for a new web application. Which component of the App Service plan determines the maximum amount of compute resources (CPU and memory) available to the apps in the plan?
Select an answer first
34expert · hard
A company has a production web app on an Azure App Service plan (Standard tier) with a staging deployment slot. They want to configure automated backups for both the production and staging slots. The backups should be stored in separate storage containers. What should they do?
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35application · medium
A company hosts a public website on Azure App Service. They have a custom domain name and want to ensure that all traffic to the site is encrypted. They have already uploaded a TLS/SSL certificate to the App Service. What should you configure to enforce HTTPS for all requests?
Select an answer first

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Create and Configure Azure App Service AZ-104 Practice Questions (Page 7)

Questions 31–35

You need to configure automated backups for an Azure App Service. Which Azure resource is required to store the backup files?

You are creating an Azure App Service plan for a new web application. Which component of the App Service plan determines the maximum amount of compute resources (CPU and memory) available to the apps in the plan?

A company has a production web app on an Azure App Service plan (Standard tier) with a staging deployment slot. They want to configure automated backups for both the production and staging slots. The backups should be stored in separate storage containers. What should they do?

A company hosts a public website on Azure App Service. They have a custom domain name and want to ensure that all traffic to the site is encrypted. They have already uploaded a TLS/SSL certificate to the App Service. What should you configure to enforce HTTPS for all requests?

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