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Azure Compute and Networking Flashcards

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  1. Which Azure compute choice provides the greatest level of customer control over the environment?

    Answer: Azure Virtual Machines

    Virtual Machines give the most control because the customer manages the entire OS and software stack.

  2. A company wants automatic scaling and reduced management for its container-based microservices. Which service is most suitable?

    Answer: Azure Kubernetes Service

    AKS manages Kubernetes orchestration, enabling automatic scaling and simplified operations for microservices.

  3. What is the purpose of a subnet within an Azure virtual network?

    Answer: Segmenting the VNet address space to organize and secure resources

    Subnets divide a virtual network's address space, allowing you to organize and apply security to grouped resources.

  4. Which networking service helps protect a virtual network with a stateful, managed firewall offering threat intelligence?

    Answer: Azure Firewall

    Azure Firewall is a managed, stateful network firewall with built-in high availability and threat intelligence filtering.

  5. How are Azure Functions typically billed in the consumption plan?

    Answer: By number of executions and resource consumption

    In the consumption plan, Azure Functions charges based on executions and the resources used during each run.

  6. What is a key advantage of deploying VMs across multiple availability zones?

    Answer: Higher availability through datacenter-level fault isolation

    Spreading VMs across availability zones isolates them in separate datacenters, increasing resilience to local failures.

  7. Which statement accurately describes Azure App Service scaling?

    Answer: It supports both scaling up (larger instances) and scaling out (more instances)

    Azure App Service supports scaling up to more powerful instances and scaling out to add more instances, including autoscale.