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26.
Which are valid in-role caching topologies for a cloud service? (Choose all that apply).
- A.Managed Cache
- B.Co-located cache
- C.Redis Cache
- D.Dedicated cache
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Answer : [B, D]
Explanation :
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A. Incorrect: The Managed Cache is a caching service that is managed by Microsoft. B. Correct: A co-located cache is a valid topology for an In-Role Cache. In this topology, the cache uses the resources of the virtual machines hosting a web or worker role. C. Incorrect: The Redis Cache is the latest caching service that is managed by Microsoft. D. Correct: A dedicated cache is a valid topology for an In-Role Cache. In this topology, the cache is hosted on dedicated worker role instances and uses all the virtual machine resources. |
27.
You need to configure a cloud service to use a specific version of the Windows Server 2012 R2 operating system. Which setting in the cloud service configuration (.cscfg) file will you use?
- A.osFamily
- B.<ConfigurationSettings>
- C.osVersion
- D.<Instances>
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Answer : [C]
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A. Incorrect: The osFamily is the property in the <ServiceConfiguration> element
that identifies which Windows operating system to use, such as Windows Server
2008 SP2, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, or Windows Server
2012 R2. B. Incorrect: The <ConfigurationSettings> element is where role-specific settings are defined, such as the connection string for a storage account the role may depend on. C. Correct: The osVersion is the property in the <ServiceConfiguration> element that identifies a specific version of operating system to use. You can use the Azure PowerShell cmdlet Get-AzureOSVersion to see the available operating system versions. D. Incorrect: The <Instances> element is a role-specific setting that indicates how many instances of that role must be created when the service is deployed. |
28.
You have been asked to configure Remote Desktop (RDP) access for a cloud service. Which Azure PowerShell cmdlet will you use to configure RDP access?
- A.New-AzureServiceRemoteDesktopExtensionConfig
- B.Set-AzureServiceRemoteDesktopExtension
- C.Get-AzureRemoteDesktopFile
- D.Enable-AzureServiceProjectRemoteDesktop
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Answer : [B]
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A. Incorrect: The New-AzureServiceRemoteDesktopExtensionConfig cmdlet creates
a new RDP extension configuration object, but does not enable it. B. Correct: The Set-AzureServiceRemoteDesktopExtension cmdlet enables RDP access for the cloud service and optionally, a specific role in the cloud service. C. Incorrect: The Get-AzureRemoteDesktopFile cmdlet retrieves the .RDP file for a virtual machine to connect to. D. Incorrect: The Enable-AzureServiceProjectRemoteDesktop cmdlet enables RDP access for a cloud service project by adding the settings to the cloud service definition (.csdef) file. The project must be published using the Publish-AzureServiceProject cmdlet for the change to be applied to a running service in Azure. |
29.
You need to upload a certificate for SSL to an existing cloud service deployment. Which Azure PowerShell cmdlet should you use?
- A.Add-AzureCertificate
- B.New-AzureCertificateSetting
- C.Set-AzureDeployment
- D.Get-AzureCertificate
- Answer & Explanation
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Answer : [A]
Explanation :
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A. Correct: The Add-AzureCertificate cmdlet should be used to upload the certificate
to Azure. B. Incorrect: The New-AzureCertificateSetting cmdlet creates a setting object used to insert an existing certificate into a new Azure Virtual Machine. C. Incorrect: The Set-AzureDeployment command is used to set the status, upgrade mode, and configuration settings for an Azure cloud service deployment. D. Incorrect: The Get-AzureCertificate cmdlet is used to retrieve an existing certificate object from an Azure cloud service. |
30.
You need to reserve an IP address for a cloud service. Which three tasks are necessary in this to accomplish this task?
- A.Use the New-AzureReservedIP PowerShell cmdlet to reserve an IP address in a specified region and assign a name to reference the reserved IP address.
- B.Add the <NetworkConfiguration> to the cloud service configuration file identifying the reserved IP address by name.
- C.Delete any existing cloud service deployments
- D.Re-deploy the cloud service with the updated service configuration file to the same region the reserved IP address was reserved in.
- Answer & Explanation
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Answer : [A, B, D]
Explanation :
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A. Correct: Use the New-AzureReservedIP cmdlet first to reserve an IP address in the
region you plan to deploy to cloud service to. B. Correct: Adding the <NetworkConfiguration> section to the cloud service configuration file and identifying the reserved IP address by name is required to configure the cloud service for the reserved IP address. C. Incorrect: It is not required to delete any existing cloud service deployments. You can re-deploy the cloud service to use the reserved IP address. D. Correct: Re-deploying the cloud service with the updated cloud service configuration to the same region the IP address was reserved in is the final step in completing the task. |
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