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Difficulty: EasyConfigure Azure App Service Plans

You are configuring two new Azure Web Apps that have the following requirements:

* App1 requires a custom domain name and SSL bindings, but only needs manual scaling.
* App2 requires deployment slots for staging environments.

You need to select the most cost-effective App Service plan pricing tier for each web app.

Which two pricing tiers should you select?

  1. Basic (B1) for App1Answer
  2. Standard (S1) for App2Answer
  3. C
    Shared (D1) for App1
  4. D
    Basic (B1) for App2
  5. E
    Premium V3 (P1v3) for App2

Answer

Basic (B1) for App1 and Standard (S1) for App2
Basic (B1) is the most cost-effective tier that supports custom domains and SSL bindings, satisfying the requirements for App1. Standard (S1) is the most cost-effective tier that supports deployment slots, satisfying the requirements for App2.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Analyze the requirements for App1.
App1 requires custom domains and SSL bindings with manual scaling. The Shared (D1) tier supports custom domains but not SSL. The Basic (B1) tier is the lowest tier that supports both custom domains and custom SSL.
To identify the most cost-effective tier that meets all criteria for the first workload.
2
Analyze the requirements for App2.
App2 requires deployment slots. The Free, Shared, and Basic tiers do not support deployment slots. The Standard (S1) tier supports up to 5 deployment slots and is cheaper than Premium tiers.
To identify the most cost-effective tier that meets all criteria for the second workload.
3
Combine the optimal selections.
Basic (B1) is chosen for App1, and Standard (S1) is chosen for App2.
To select the correct pair of answers representing the minimum costs for both workloads.

Key Concept

Azure App Service plan pricing tiers and feature support
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Topics

Configure Azure App Service Plans

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