Microsoft Azure Fundamentals AZ-900
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Your development team has created 10 web applications that need to be hosted on Azure. You are tasked with selecting an Azure web tier plan that meets the following criteria: the web apps must use custom domains, each app requires 10 GB of storage, each app must run on dedicated compute instances, load balancing must be supported, and the solution must be cost-effective. Which Azure web tier plan should you choose?
Your development team has created 10 web applications that need to be hosted on Azure. You are tasked with selecting an Azure web tier plan that meets the following criteria: the web apps must use custom domains, each app requires 10 GB of storage, each app must run on dedicated compute instances, load balancing must be supported, and the solution must be cost-effective. Which Azure web tier plan should you choose?
Explanation:
The Standard tier is the correct choice. Although both the Basic and Standard tiers support custom domains and provide the necessary 10 GB of storage, only the Standard tier supports load balancing between instances. Additionally, the Standard tier allows for cost-effective scaling with up to 10 instances, which meets the requirement of having dedicated compute instances for each web app. Therefore, the Standard tier meets all the specified requirements, including being cost-effective.