App Service plans and pricing tiers in Azure - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to specify the pricing tier for an Azure App Service plan.

Azure

az appservice plan create --name myPlan --resource-group myResourceGroup --sku [1]

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AB1

BFree

CStandard

DPremiumV2

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Common Mistakes

Using full tier names instead of SKU codes.

Using unsupported SKU codes.

The pricing tier is specified using the SKU code like 'B1' for Basic tier.

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medium

Complete the code to create an App Service plan with the correct pricing tier for production workloads.

Azure

az appservice plan create --name prodPlan --resource-group prodGroup --sku [1]

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AB1

BF1

CD1

DS1

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Common Mistakes

Choosing Free or Basic tiers for production.

Using deprecated SKU codes.

The Standard tier 'S1' is suitable for production workloads.

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hard

Fix the error in the command to create an App Service plan with the PremiumV2 tier.

Azure

az appservice plan create --name premiumPlan --resource-group rg1 --sku [1]

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APremium

BP1v2

CPremiumV2

DP2

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Common Mistakes

Using 'PremiumV2' as SKU instead of 'P1v2'.

Using 'Premium' which is invalid SKU.

The correct SKU code for PremiumV2 tier is 'P1v2'.

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hard

Fill both blanks to create an App Service plan with the correct SKU and specify the operating system as Linux.

Azure

az appservice plan create --name linuxPlan --resource-group rgLinux --sku [1] --is-linux [2]

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AB1

Btrue

Cfalse

DS1

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Common Mistakes

Setting '--is-linux' to false for Linux plans.

Using incorrect SKU codes.

Use 'B1' for Basic tier and '--is-linux true' to specify Linux OS.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to create a PremiumV3 tier App Service plan with 3 instances and enable zone redundancy.

Azure

az appservice plan create --name stdPlan --resource-group rgStd --sku [1] --number-of-workers [2] --zone-redundant [3]

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AP1v3

B3

Ctrue

Dfalse

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Common Mistakes

Using wrong SKU codes.

Setting zone redundancy to false when needed.

Use 'P1v3' for PremiumV3 tier, set 3 instances, and enable zone redundancy with 'true'.