A large enterprise manages Azure Virtual Desktop images for multiple departments. Each department has different application requirements. The IT team wants to reduce the number of images they maintain while still meeting each department's needs. They also need to ensure that security updates are applied consistently across all images. What strategy should they adopt?

Use a single image for all departments and install all applications in it.

Maintain a separate image for each department and update them independently.

Create a single base image with common settings and use Azure VM Image Builder to generate department-specific image versions from it.

Use Azure Compute Gallery to replicate a single image and rely on Group Policy to install department-specific apps.

A company uses Azure VM Image Builder to create their session host images. They need to ensure that the images are updated with the latest security patches every month. They also want to minimize the time between patch release and image availability. They have a CI/CD pipeline that can trigger the image build. What should they do?

Use Azure Site Recovery to replicate a patched VM and use that as the image.

Use Azure Update Management to patch the Image Builder VM after the build.

Schedule the Image Builder template to run monthly, and include a step to run Windows Update during the build.

Manually create a new image each month by capturing a VM that has been patched.

An organization wants to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts using a custom image that includes specific line-of-business applications. The image is stored in an Azure Compute Gallery. What should they use to deploy the session hosts?

Specify the image version from the gallery when creating the session host VMs.

Use Azure Compute Gallery to automatically create session hosts.

Use Azure VM Image Builder to deploy the session hosts directly.

Create a new VM from the marketplace and then install the applications manually.

An organization maintains a golden image for Azure Virtual Desktop. They currently have a single image version that is updated in-place every month, causing downtime and rollback difficulties. They want a lifecycle strategy that allows them to test a new image before broad deployment and quickly revert if issues arise. What should you implement?

Create a new image version in Azure Compute Gallery for each monthly update, and use separate host pools for testing and production.

Keep a single image version and update it by replacing the underlying managed image each month.

Use Azure VM Image Builder to automatically overwrite the existing image version with the latest build.

Store each monthly image as a separate managed image and manually update the host pool to reference the new one.

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A large enterprise manages Azure Virtual Desktop images for multiple departments. Each department has different application requirements. The IT team wants to reduce the number of images they maintain while still meeting each department's needs. They also need to ensure that security updates are applied consistently across all images. What strategy should they adopt?
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A company uses Azure VM Image Builder to create their session host images. They need to ensure that the images are updated with the latest security patches every month. They also want to minimize the time between patch release and image availability. They have a CI/CD pipeline that can trigger the image build. What should they do?
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An organization wants to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts using a custom image that includes specific line-of-business applications. The image is stored in an Azure Compute Gallery. What should they use to deploy the session hosts?
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An organization maintains a golden image for Azure Virtual Desktop. They currently have a single image version that is updated in-place every month, causing downtime and rollback difficulties. They want a lifecycle strategy that allows them to test a new image before broad deployment and quickly revert if issues arise. What should you implement?
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You plan to use Azure VM Image Builder to create a session host image. Which file format is used to define the image build steps and customization?
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An organization wants to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts using a custom image that includes specific line-of-business applications. The image is stored in an Azure Compute Gallery. What should they use to deploy the session hosts?

You plan to use Azure VM Image Builder to create a session host image. Which file format is used to define the image build steps and customization?

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