An administrator is planning the deployment of two web applications to Azure App Service. You need to configure a separate App Service plan for each application. The hosting requirements for the applications are as follows:
* App1: Requires a minimum of deployment slots, automatic scaling up to instances, and daily automated backups.
* App2: Requires a custom domain name with SSL binding and manual scaling up to instances. It does not require deployment slots, automatic scaling, or backups.
You must minimize hosting costs.
Which two pricing tiers should you select? (Select two.)
- Standard () for App1Answer
- Basic () for App2Answer
- CPremium () for App1
- DShared () for App2
- EFree () for App2
- FBasic () for App1
Answer
You should select Standard () for App1 and Basic () for App2 to minimize costs while meeting all configuration requirements.
The correct options are Standard () for App1 and Basic () for App2. The Standard () tier is the cheapest dedicated tier that provides deployment slots (up to ) and autoscaling capabilities (up to instances), which are required for App1. The Basic () tier is the cheapest dedicated tier that supports custom domains with SSL bindings and manual scaling up to instances, meeting all requirements for App2 at the lowest cost.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Selecting the most cost-effective App Service plan pricing tier based on scale-out limits, deployment slots, custom domains, and SSL requirements.