WebApp1 runs on Windows Server 2016. WebApp2 runs on Windows Server 2022. Since WebApp1 and WebApp2
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| You plan to deploy the following Azure web apps: WebApp1, that runs on Windows Server 2016 WebApp2, that runs on Windows Server 2022 WebApp3, that runs on Ubuntu Server WebApp4, that runs on Red Hat Enterprise Linux You need to create the app service plans for the web apps. What is the minimum number of app service plans that should be created? Detailed answer: - To determine the minimum number of app service plans required for the given web apps, you should consider the operating system and whether they can share the same app service plan. WebApp1 runs on Windows Server 2016. WebApp2 runs on Windows Server 2022. Since WebApp1 and WebApp2 have different Windows Server versions, it's advisable to place them in separate app service plans to ensure compatibility and avoid potential conflicts. WebApp3 runs on Ubuntu Server. WebApp4 runs on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. WebApp3 and WebApp4 use different operating systems (Ubuntu and Red Hat Linux), so it's also a good practice to have separate app service plans for them to maintain the integrity of their respective environments. Considering this, the minimum number of app service plans that should be created is 4 – one for each of the four web apps to ensure compatibility and isolation between the different operating systems and versions. You have an Azure web app named Contoso2023. You add a deployment slot to Contoso2023 named Slot1. You need to be able to perform a deployment slot swap with preview. What should you modify? Application settings for contoso2023-slot You plan to deploy an Azure web app that will have the following settings: Name: WebApp1 Publish: Docker Container Operating system: Windows Region: West US Windows Plan (West US): ASP-RG1-8bcf You need to ensure that WebApp1 uses the ASP.NET V4.8 runtime stack. Which setting should you modify? The setting you need to modify to ensure your Azure web app uses the ASP.NET V4.8 runtime stack is the Docker image. You plan to deploy an Azure web app that will have the following settings: Name: WebApp1 Publish: Docker Container Operating system: Windows Region: West US Windows Plan (West US): ASP-RG1-8bcf You need to ensure that WebApp1 uses the ASP.NET V4.8 runtime stack. Which setting should you modify? Select only one answer. Operating system Publish Region Windows Plan While using a Docker image allows for customization and potentially running ASP.NET V4.8, in this specific scenario, modifying the Docker image is not necessary. Here's why: Azure App Service and .NET Framework: Azure App Service on Windows already supports deploying and running ASP.NET Framework applications, including version 4.8, without requiring Docker containers. Runtime Stack Selection: During the deployment process in Azure App Service, you can specify the desired runtime stack. In this case, you should select ASP.NET V4.8 as the runtime stack option. Therefore, to ensure WebApp1 uses the ASP.NET V4.8 runtime stack, you should modify the runtime stack selection during deployment, not the Docker image configuration. Download 22.57 Kb. Share with your friends:
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