A software development team is configuring deployment mechanisms for their environments in Azure. They want to transition from manual portal configurations to declarative deployments using Bicep. Which two statements describe valid features or capabilities of Bicep and Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates? (Select TWO)
- They support declarative syntax, allowing you to define the desired end-state infrastructure without writing the sequence of programming commands.Cevap
- They support deploying resources to a different Azure region than the region of the resource group containing them.Cevap
- CA single Bicep template can define resource groups that are nested inside other resource groups to establish a hierarchical folder structure.
- DThey are processed as imperative scripts, requiring the administrator to write explicit step-by-step procedures to handle resource provisioning order.
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ARM templates and Bicep files are declarative, meaning they define the desired end-state rather than step-by-step commands, and they allow resources to be deployed in different regions than the parent resource group.
ARM templates and Bicep utilize a declarative syntax, enabling administrators to state the desired end-state of the infrastructure rather than specifying execution steps. Additionally, resources inside a resource group can be placed in different Azure regions from the resource group itself, as the resource group's location is only used to store metadata.
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Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates and Bicep provide a declarative way to manage infrastructure, where resources in a group can reside in different Azure regions.