Explanation:
JSON editing in the Azure portal
1. Log in to the Azure website.
2. Select All services from the menu on the left. Find ""logic apps"" in the search field, and then choose your
logic app from the list of results.
3. Select Logic App Code View from the Development Tools menu in your logic app.
4. Your logic app definition is displayed in JSON format when the Code View editor first launches.
Explanation:
Azure Monitor's metric alerts offer a means to be informed when one of your metrics exceeds a
predetermined threshold. Application Insights standard and custom metrics, multi-dimensional platform
metrics, and custom metrics are all supported via metric alerts.
Note: The target resource emits signals, which come in a variety of forms. Application insights, metrics, an
activity log, and a log.
Explanation:
By combining the Enterprise Integration Pack (EIP) with Azure Logic Apps, you can create automated, scalable
enterprise integration processes for business-to-business (B2B) solutions and seamless communication
between businesses.
Explanation:
Using client certificates, API Management enables safe access to an API's back-end service.
Explanation:
Set the web app's configuration to the Standard App Service Tier. We should keep the price as low as
possible as the Standard tier offers auto-scaling. The web app can then support autoscaling after which a
scale rule and a scale condition can be added.
Explanation:
The syntax of the search query is specified by the value that can be obtained or set for the
SearchParameters.QueryType property. 'Simple' is the default. If your query makes use of the Lucene query
syntax, use 'full'.
You can create specific query forms, such as wildcard, fuzzy search, proximity search, and regular expressions,
against Azure Search using the powerful Lucene Query Parser syntax.
Explanation:
When soft-delete is enabled, resources that have been tagged as deleted resources are kept for a set amount
of time (by default, 90 days). The service also offers a way to retrieve the deleted item, thus undoing the
deletion.
Purge protection is a Key Vault behavior that is optional and is not always activated. Only after soft-delete
is enabled can purge protection be activated.
When purge protection is enabled, until the retention time has passed, a vault or an object in the deleted
state cannot be purged. The retention policy will be upheld because soft-deleted vaults and objects can
still be recovered.
The Azure portal allows users to change the retention policy interval to a number between 7 and 90 days
even though the default retention duration is 90 days. The retention policy interval cannot be altered for
that vault once it has been set and saved.