A medical clinic plans to deploy two web applications to Azure App Services: a patient portal named ClinicPortal and an API named TelemetryAPI. You need to configure a separate App Service plan for each application.
The applications have the following requirements:
* ClinicPortal requires support for a custom domain with SSL, three deployment slots, and daily automated backups.
* TelemetryAPI must be integrated with a regional Azure Virtual Network (VNet) and must be able to scale out to 25 instances during peak load.
Which of the following App Service plan pricing tiers are the most cost-effective options that satisfy the requirements for each application? (Select TWO)
- Standard (S1) for ClinicPortalCevap
- Premium V3 (P1v3) for TelemetryAPICevap
- CBasic (B1) for ClinicPortal
- DStandard (S1) for TelemetryAPI
- EPremium V3 (P1v3) for ClinicPortal
- FBasic (B1) for TelemetryAPI
Cevap
Standard (S1) for ClinicPortal and Premium V3 (P1v3) for TelemetryAPI are the most cost-effective tiers that meet all requirements.
The correct options are the tiers that meet all requirements for each application at the lowest price. For ClinicPortal, the Standard (S1) tier is the cheapest tier that offers both deployment slots (up to 5) and daily backups. For TelemetryAPI, even though the Standard tier supports VNet integration, it is limited to 10 instances. Therefore, the Premium V3 (P1v3) tier is required to scale up to 25 instances.
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Selecting the appropriate App Service Plan pricing tier based on feature requirements (backups, slots, VNet integration) and scaling limits.