AZ-700 Azure Application Gateway and WAF

Question 1

At which OSI layer does Azure Application Gateway primarily operate?

Accepted Answer

Layer 7 (Application)

Answer

Layer 4 (Transport)

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Layer 3 (Network)

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Layer 5 (Session)

Question 2

Which Application Gateway component is responsible for accepting incoming client connections on a specified protocol and port?

Accepted Answer

Listener

Answer

Backend pool

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Routing rule

Answer

Health probe

Question 3

Which Application Gateway routing rule type allows you to direct requests with '/images/*' to one backend pool and '/video/*' to another?

Accepted Answer

Path-based routing

Answer

Basic routing

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Priority routing

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Affinity-based routing

Question 4

Which Azure Application Gateway SKU supports autoscaling and zone redundancy?

Accepted Answer

Standard v2

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Standard v1

Answer

WAF v1

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Basic

Question 5

Which Application Gateway feature ensures that requests from the same client session are always directed to the same backend server?

Accepted Answer

Cookie-based session affinity

Answer

Connection draining

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Custom health probes

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URL rewrite rules

Question 6

What is the purpose of connection draining in Azure Application Gateway?

Accepted Answer

Allowing existing in-flight requests to complete before a backend member is removed

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Removing unhealthy backend instances immediately from the pool

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Terminating SSL/TLS connections at the gateway

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Monitoring backend pool member health continuously

Question 7

Which protocol does Application Gateway use for backend health probes when no custom probe is configured?

Accepted Answer

HTTP

Answer

ICMP

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TCP

Answer

HTTPS