An organization is transitioning its cloud infrastructure deployment model to Azure. The operations team wants to define their target infrastructure state in a configuration file and let Azure determine the correct sequence of resource creation and configuration automatically.
Which capability or feature of Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates or Bicep supports this deployment approach?
- AResource group nesting, which allows developers to build sub-resource groups inside a parent resource group to isolate deployed assets.
- BLocation inheritance, which requires all deployed resources to be deployed in the same geographical region as their parent resource group.
- Declarative syntax, which defines the desired end-state infrastructure without specifying the sequence of commands to create it.Cevap
- DImperative execution, which allows administrators to write step-by-step script commands that instruct Azure on how to build each resource.
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Declarative syntax, which defines the desired end-state infrastructure without specifying the sequence of commands to create it.
The correct answer defines the declarative nature of Azure Resource Manager templates and Bicep. Declarative syntax allows you to specify the resources you need and their properties without needing to write step-by-step commands to build them. Azure Resource Manager automatically determines dependencies and creates the resources in the correct order.
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