Exam AZ-900 topic 1 question 43 discussion

Azure Storage is a PaaS https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/azure-networking-fundamentals/azure-virtual-network-fundamentals Check Video At 1:14

heh, you even pasted the link... storage is IaaS so the answer is correct https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/overview/what-is-iaas/

Azure Storage is a PaaS https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/azure-networking-fundamentals/azure-virtual-network-fundamentals

Azure Storage Accounts are generally considered Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

Azure Storage is a PaaS

Yes, the solution of creating an Azure App Service and Azure Storage accounts meets the goal of deploying an Azure environment that adheres to the company's migration plan of using only Platform as a Service (PaaS) solutions. Azure App Service is a fully managed PaaS offering that allows developers to build, deploy, and scale web applications and APIs without having to manage the underlying infrastructure. It provides features such as automatic scaling, patching, and built-in security, which align with the benefits of PaaS. Additionally, Azure Storage accounts provide scalable cloud storage solutions for data, which can be integrated seamlessly with Azure App Service. Since both Azure App Service and Azure Storage are classified as PaaS offerings, this solution effectively supports the company's strategy to utilize PaaS for its data and resource migration to Azure.

Azure Storage Accoun: IaaS(Azure Disk Storage) PaaS(Azure Blod Storage) so Answer is B Because the plan only allows the use of PaaS in Azure

"No". Azure Storage is generally categorized as an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offering rather than a Platform as a Service (PaaS).However, it is often integrated with PaaS services (e.g., Azure App Service or Azure Functions) as part of a larger solution, and it abstracts some infrastructure management tasks, making it feel "PaaS-like" in its simplicity and scalability. But strictly speaking, it is considered more IaaS than PaaS. On top of this, as we don't have an inventory of all PaaS to be migrated we cannot guarantee all PaaS solution can be migrated.

Azure app service and azure storage account both are PAAS

Since both services are PaaS solutions, this solution aligns with the company's migration plan

Azure App Service is a PaaS solution that allows hosting web applications, APIs, and mobile backends without managing infrastructure. ✅ Azure Storage Accounts provide scalable cloud storage and can be used as part of a PaaS architecture. ✅ Since both Azure App Service and Azure Storage Accounts are PaaS solutions, the provided solution meets the goal.

Im Kontext der Frage: Die Frage betrifft ein Unternehmen, das nur PaaS in Azure verwenden möchte. Wenn Azure Storage Account als Teil einer PaaS-basierten Anwendung (z. B. Azure App Service) verwendet wird, gilt es als Teil von PaaS. Daher ist die Antwort richtig, da Azure App Service und Azure Storage Account in diesem Kontext als Teil von PaaS betrachtet werden können.

its depend on user how to want use Storage we can use is like PAAS or IAAS

While Azure App Service is a PaaS offering, Azure Storage accounts, while having some PaaS-like qualities, are generally considered IaaS. Therefore, using Azure Storage accounts directly does not meet the requirement of using only PaaS solutions. If the company's migration plan strictly mandates only PaaS, then Azure Storage accounts would be a violation of that policy.

Yes, this solution meets the goal. Creating an **Azure App Service** and **Azure Storage accounts** aligns with the requirement to use only Platform as a Service (PaaS) solutions. Here's why: - **Azure App Service**: This is a PaaS offering that allows you to build, deploy, and scale web apps, mobile backends, and APIs. It abstracts the underlying infrastructure management, allowing you to focus on your application code. - **Azure Storage**: This is a PaaS solution that provides scalable, durable, and highly available cloud storage. It includes Blob storage, Table storage, Queue storage, and File storage. Both services are fully managed by Azure and fit the company's migration plan to use only PaaS solutions.

Azure Managed Disk is Azure Storage and its IAAS. Not all Azure Storage is PAAS

Even though I feel this way (PaaS) fort storage accounts, Microsoft says it is IAAS, so that should be your viewpoint for testing purposes.