You have an Azure App Service web app named WebApp1 that runs on the Premium V2 App Service plan. You need to configure custom backups for WebApp1. The backups must be stored in an Azure Storage account named storage1. The storage account has its firewall enabled, restricting all public access. Which five actions should you perform in sequence to configure the backups? To answer, arrange the actions in the correct order.
- 1Configure Regional Virtual Network Integration for WebApp1 to a subnet.
- 2Configure the firewall of storage1 to allow access from the subnet integrated with WebApp1.
- 3Enable a system-assigned managed identity for WebApp1.
- 4Assign the Storage Blob Data Contributor role to WebApp1's managed identity on storage1.
- 5Configure the backup settings for WebApp1 by selecting storage1 and setting the authentication method to Managed Identity.
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Configure Regional Virtual Network Integration for WebApp1 to a subnet, configure the firewall of storage1 to allow access from that subnet, enable a system-assigned managed identity for WebApp1, assign the Storage Blob Data Contributor role to WebApp1's managed identity on storage1, and configure the backup settings for WebApp1 by selecting storage1 and setting the authentication method to Managed Identity.
To secure backups of an Azure App Service to a firewall-restricted storage account, you must route the backup traffic over a virtual network and authenticate using a managed identity. First, you configure Regional Virtual Network Integration to place the App Service outbound traffic in a subnet. Second, you update the storage account firewall to permit traffic from that subnet. Third, you enable a system-assigned managed identity on the App Service. Fourth, you assign the Storage Blob Data Contributor role to this identity on the storage account. Finally, you configure the backup settings using the managed identity.
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Configuring secure backups for Azure App Services using VNet integration and managed identities.