Exam AZ-204 topic 2 question 52 discussion

The correct answer should be D

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Per copilot - To configure a custom domain in Azure Container Apps and allow HTTPS access, you should perform the actions in the following order: 1) Enable Ingress: This will allow external access to your microservices. 2) Add custom domain name: You need to specify the custom domain that you want to use for your microservices. 3) Bind the certificate: This is necessary for enabling HTTPS. You need to bind the SSL/TLS certificate to your custom domain. 4) Add DNS Records to the domain provider: This will point your custom domain to the IP address of your Azure Container Apps. 5) Validate the custom domain name: This is the final step to ensure that your custom domain has been properly configured and is accessible.

The correct answer should be D

Answer should be D

D. Use a single environment for all containers. Explanation: Using a single environment for all containers can help in managing multiple microservices within the same context, which may include deploying them to the same virtual network and configuring them to write logs to the same Log Analytics workspace. The concept of "environment" in this context could refer to a shared Azure Container Apps instance or a broader resource group or Azure region where the microservices are deployed and managed together.4

D. Use a single environment for all containers: Azure Container Apps Environment acts as a logical grouping of container apps that share common characteristics. By using a single environment for all your microservices, you can easily manage network and security settings across all apps, ensuring they are deployed in the same virtual network and can write logs to the same Log Analytics workspace. This approach simplifies network and log management while maintaining isolation at the microservice level.

If D is the correct answer, why answer is not changed?

D FTW!

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/environment#single-environment

D is correct

D. Use a single environment for all containers. By deploying all microservices in a single environment, you can ensure that they are part of the same virtual network. This makes it easier to manage network policies and allows the services to communicate more easily with each other. Additionally, using a single environment can simplify the configuration for writing logs to the same Log Analytics workspace.

My vote goes to D

I think option D is correct. A Container Apps environment is a secure boundary around groups of container apps that share the same virtual network and write logs to the same logging destination. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/environment

seems the only one to make sense D

voting for D as well