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

Application Gateway operates at Layer 7, enabling routing decisions based on HTTP/HTTPS attributes such as URLs, headers, and cookies.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

Listener

Answer

A listener checks for incoming connection requests based on protocol, port, host name, and IP address combination.

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

Path-based routing rules direct traffic to different backend pools based on the URL path segment in the HTTP request.

Question 4

Which Azure Application Gateway SKU supports autoscaling and zone redundancy?

Accepted Answer

Standard v2

Answer

Application Gateway v2 SKUs (Standard v2 and WAF v2) support autoscaling, zone redundancy, and static virtual IP addresses.

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

Cookie-based session affinity uses a gateway-managed cookie to route requests from the same client session to the same backend server.

AZ-700 - Designing and Implementing Microsoft Azure Networking Solutions Certification Practice Test