You have an Azure Front Door profile with a route that forwards all requests to a single origin. You need to add a new route for /mobile that forwards to a different origin and also caches responses for 1 hour. What should you do?

Create a new origin group, add the mobile origin, and create a new route with path pattern /mobile and caching settings

Create a second Front Door profile for mobile traffic

Use a URL redirect to the mobile origin

Modify the existing route to include both origins

You are setting up Azure Front Door for a website with a primary origin and a backup origin. You want to configure a failover route and also cache static content. What should you do?

Create an origin group with both origins, set health probes, and enable caching on the route

Use Azure Traffic Manager for failover

Create two separate routes, one for each origin

Disable health probes to avoid failover

A company wants to use Azure Front Door with a custom domain and wants to use their own TLS certificate. They also need to support HTTP/2. What should they do?

Use a Front Door-managed certificate and disable HTTP/2

Configure the origin to handle TLS

Upload the custom TLS certificate to Front Door and enable HTTP/2

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Design and Implement Azure Front Door AZ-700 Practice Questions (Page 6)

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26application · medium
You have an Azure Front Door profile with a route that forwards all requests to a single origin. You need to add a new route for /mobile that forwards to a different origin and also caches responses for 1 hour. What should you do?
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27application · medium
You are setting up Azure Front Door for a website with a primary origin and a backup origin. You want to configure a failover route and also cache static content. What should you do?
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28foundation · easy
In Azure Front Door, which object defines the set of backend servers that can receive traffic for a specific route?
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29foundation · easy
A company requires Azure Front Door with a custom domain, managed TLS certificates, and a Web Application Firewall (WAF) policy. Which tier should they select?
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30application · medium
A company wants to use Azure Front Door with a custom domain and wants to use their own TLS certificate. They also need to support HTTP/2. What should they do?
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Design and Implement Azure Front Door AZ-700 Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–30

You have an Azure Front Door profile with a route that forwards all requests to a single origin. You need to add a new route for /mobile that forwards to a different origin and also caches responses for 1 hour. What should you do?

You are setting up Azure Front Door for a website with a primary origin and a backup origin. You want to configure a failover route and also cache static content. What should you do?

In Azure Front Door, which object defines the set of backend servers that can receive traffic for a specific route?

A company requires Azure Front Door with a custom domain, managed TLS certificates, and a Web Application Firewall (WAF) policy. Which tier should they select?

A company wants to use Azure Front Door with a custom domain and wants to use their own TLS certificate. They also need to support HTTP/2. What should they do?

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