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Difficulty: MediumConfigure Azure App Service Plans

Your company is deploying a web application to Azure. You need to configure an Azure App Service plan that supports the following requirements:
- Configure a custom domain with a custom SSL certificate.
- Scale out the instances automatically based on CPU usage.
- Support deployment slots to perform staging testing before swapping to production.

Which of the following App Service plan pricing tiers can be used to meet these requirements? (Select two.)

  1. Standard S1Answer
  2. Premium P1v3Answer
  3. C
    Basic B1
  4. D
    Shared D1

Answer

The Standard S1 and Premium P1v3 pricing tiers support custom domains, SSL certificates, autoscaling, and deployment slots.
Both the Standard S1 and Premium P1v3 pricing tiers support all three requirements: custom domains with SSL certificates, automatic scaling (autoscale) based on metrics like CPU usage, and deployment slots for staging.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Analyze the requirement for custom domains and SSL bindings.
Basic, Standard, Premium, and Isolated tiers support custom domains and SSL bindings. The Shared tier supports custom domains but does not support SSL bindings.
This rules out the Shared tier for SSL requirements.
2
Analyze the requirement for automatic scaling (autoscaling).
Standard, Premium, and Isolated tiers support automatic scaling based on metrics like CPU utilization. The Basic tier only supports manual scaling.
This rules out the Basic tier.
3
Analyze the requirement for deployment slots.
Standard (up to 5 slots), Premium (up to 20 slots), and Isolated (up to 20 slots) tiers support deployment slots. The Basic and Shared tiers do not support deployment slots.
Standard S1 and Premium P1v3 meet all requirements, including deployment slots.

Key Concept

Azure App Service pricing tier feature availability (Autoscaling, Deployment Slots, and SSL)
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Configure Azure App Service Plans

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