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What are some common uses of Azure Container Apps?
Deploying API endpoints, hosting background processing jobs, handling event-driven processing, running microservices.
Managing cloud infrastructure.
Deploying virtual machines.
What is the purpose of Azure Container Apps?
To run microservices and containerized applications on a serverless platform while leaving behind the concerns of manually configuring cloud infrastructure and complex container orchestrators.
To manually configure cloud infrastructure and complex container orchestrators.
To run only monolithic applications on a serverless platform.
What is the benefit of using a managed identity in a running container app?
Managed identities are only useful for workloads contained within a single resource.
Managed identities require you to manage credentials in your container app.
Your app connects to resources with the managed identity. You don't need to manage credentials in your container app.
What is the purpose of enabling ingress in Azure Container Apps?
To create an Azure Load Balancer.
To restrict access to the container app's internal environment.
To expose the container app to the public web, virtual network, and other container apps within the environment.
What happens when a secret is updated or deleted in Azure Container Apps?
All revisions that reference the secret are automatically updated or deleted.
A new revision is automatically generated for the application.
A new revision must be deployed or an existing revision must be restarted.
What is the main difference between container file system and ephemeral storage in Azure Container Apps?
Container file system is visible to other containers, while ephemeral storage is only visible to processes running in the current container.
Ephemeral storage is scoped to a single replica, while container file system storage is scoped to the local container.
Ephemeral storage is permanent, while container file system is temporary.
What is the purpose of Service Connector in Azure Container Apps?
Service Connector is used to manage the configuration of virtual machines in Azure.
Service Connector is used to connect Azure services together and manage the configuration of the network settings and connection information between different services.
Service Connector is used to manage the configuration of network settings for on-premises servers.
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