You have a web application named `app-portal` hosted on an Azure App Service plan named `asp-portal`. The App Service plan is currently configured for the Basic () pricing tier.
You need to implement a deployment slot named `staging` for the web app and route of the production web traffic to the `staging` slot for testing purposes.
Which two actions should you perform? (Select two.)
- Scale up the App Service plan `asp-portal` to the Standard () pricing tier.Answer
- In the settings of `app-portal`, add a deployment slot named `staging` and set its Traffic % to .Answer
- CCreate a separate App Service plan named `asp-staging` in the Standard () pricing tier to host the `staging` slot.
- DCreate an Azure Traffic Manager profile to route of the traffic to the `staging` slot.
Answer
To configure the staging slot and route of the traffic, you must scale up the App Service plan to the Standard () pricing tier and add the staging slot with the Traffic % set to on the App Service.
To use deployment slots, the App Service plan must be scaled up to at least the Standard () tier, as the Basic () tier does not support slots. Once scaled up, adding a slot and setting its Traffic % to natively routes that proportion of traffic to the slot.
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App Service Deployment Slots and Pricing Tiers