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App Service plans and pricing tiers in Azure - Practice Problems & Coding Challenges

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🧠 Conceptual
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Understanding App Service Plan Pricing Tiers

Which App Service plan pricing tier provides built-in autoscaling and supports deployment slots?

AStandard (S1)
BShared (D1)
CFree (F1)
DBasic (B1)
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Consider which tiers support production workloads and advanced features.

Architecture
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Choosing the Right App Service Plan for High Traffic

You expect your web app to have unpredictable traffic spikes and need to minimize downtime. Which pricing tier should you select to handle this?

AShared (D1)
BBasic (B2)
CFree (F1)
DPremium v2 (P1v2)
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Look for tiers that support autoscale and enhanced performance.

service_behavior
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Effect of Changing App Service Plan Pricing Tier

If you scale an App Service plan from Basic (B1) to Standard (S1), which of the following behaviors will occur?

AThe app will be temporarily deleted and recreated.
BDeployment slots become available and autoscaling can be configured.
CThe app will lose all existing SSL bindings.
DThe app will automatically switch to a different region.
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Think about feature differences between Basic and Standard tiers.

security
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Security Features in App Service Plan Pricing Tiers

Which App Service plan pricing tier first supports Virtual Network (VNet) integration for enhanced security?

ABasic (B1)
BPremium v2 (P1v2)
CStandard (S1)
DFree (F1)
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VNet integration is available starting from a tier that supports production workloads and networking features.

Best Practice
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Cost Optimization with App Service Plans

You have multiple low-traffic web apps. What is the best practice to reduce costs while maintaining isolation?

ADeploy all apps in a single Standard (S1) App Service plan with deployment slots.
BDeploy each app in its own Basic (B1) App Service plan.
CDeploy all apps in a single Free (F1) App Service plan.
DDeploy each app in its own Premium v2 (P1v2) App Service plan.
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Consider sharing resources to save cost but keep apps isolated logically.