Demo: Creating an App Services

Question 1

What is required when creating an App Service application in terms of the app name?

Answer 1

The app name must be globally unique across all of Azure.

Question 2

What are the options for publishing code in App Service?

Answer 2

Publishing code via a selected runtime stack, deploying a Docker container, or deploying a static web app.

Question 3

How does the choice of runtime stack affect the operating system?

Answer 3

Depending on the runtime stack, the application will run on either Windows or Linux.

Question 4

What are some features of the pricing plans available in App Service?

Answer 4

Features include hardware configurations, scaling characteristics, zone redundancy, custom domain names, automatic/manual scaling, backup policies, and virtual network integration.

Question 5

What is the purpose of Deployment Center in App Service?

Answer 5

It allows users to import code from repositories like GitHub, GitBucket, or Azure Repos and automates the deployment process.

Question 6

What does the text highlight as the key advantage of using App Service?

Answer 6

App Service simplifies infrastructure management, allowing developers to focus more on coding and less on managing underlying infrastructure.

Question 7

What steps are involved in importing code into an App Service application?

Answer 7

Choose the code repository (e.g., GitHub), select the branch, add a workflow file if needed, and save to initiate code import and deployment.