A company uses Azure Front Door to accelerate a global web application. They have multiple origins in different regions. They want to ensure that users are routed to the nearest healthy origin and that failover occurs automatically if an origin becomes unhealthy. They also want to use anycast to reduce connection establishment latency. Which configuration should they use?

Configure the origin group with a single origin and use Azure CDN for failover

Use Azure Traffic Manager in front of Front Door

Configure a single origin group with multiple origins and enable health probes

Create multiple routes, each with a single origin, and rely on DNS failover

A company uses Azure Front Door to serve a web application. They have enabled caching on a route, but they notice that some dynamic responses are being cached, which is not desired. They want to ensure that responses with the Set-Cookie header are not cached. What should they do?

Use a rule set to remove the Set-Cookie header before caching

Disable caching on the route entirely

Configure the origin to send Cache-Control: no-cache for responses with Set-Cookie

Set the route's cache expiration to zero

You have an Azure Front Door profile serving a website with static assets that change infrequently. You want to reduce origin load and improve response times for users worldwide. What should you configure?

Enable caching on the route and set appropriate cache-control headers on the origin

Set the origin response to include 'Cache-Control: no-store'

Disable caching to always get fresh content

Use Azure Traffic Manager for global routing

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Questions 21–25

21expert · hard
A company uses Azure Front Door to accelerate a global web application. They have multiple origins in different regions. They want to ensure that users are routed to the nearest healthy origin and that failover occurs automatically if an origin becomes unhealthy. They also want to use anycast to reduce connection establishment latency. Which configuration should they use?
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22expert · hard
A company uses Azure Front Door to serve a web application. They have enabled caching on a route, but they notice that some dynamic responses are being cached, which is not desired. They want to ensure that responses with the Set-Cookie header are not cached. What should they do?
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23application · medium
You have an Azure Front Door profile serving a website with static assets that change infrequently. You want to reduce origin load and improve response times for users worldwide. What should you configure?
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24foundation · easy
An organization needs Azure Front Door only for global load balancing and caching, without WAF or Private Link. Which tier is the most cost-effective choice?
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25foundation · easy
Which Azure Front Door tier supports Private Link integration with origins?
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Questions 21–25

A company uses Azure Front Door to serve a web application. They have enabled caching on a route, but they notice that some dynamic responses are being cached, which is not desired. They want to ensure that responses with the Set-Cookie header are not cached. What should they do?

You have an Azure Front Door profile serving a website with static assets that change infrequently. You want to reduce origin load and improve response times for users worldwide. What should you configure?

An organization needs Azure Front Door only for global load balancing and caching, without WAF or Private Link. Which tier is the most cost-effective choice?

Which Azure Front Door tier supports Private Link integration with origins?

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