AZ-204 Developing for Microsoft Azure Exam Prep - Azure Container Instances

The video tutorial explains how to enable access to an Azure container using admin credentials, create a container instance, configure its resources, and deploy it for testing. The process involves using Azure Container Registry (ACR) and Azure Container Instances (ACI) to quickly set up and deploy a container with specified CPU and memory configurations. The tutorial highlights the simplicity and speed of deploying containers in Azure, making it suitable for demonstration and testing purposes.

What is the purpose of enabling access in the access keys section?

• To allow the use of the container with a user ID and password

• To delete the container

• To change the container's name

• To increase the container's storage

Which image source is chosen for creating a container instance in Azure?

• Google Cloud Storage

• Docker Hub

• Azure Container Registry

• GitHub

What is a feature of quick start images?

• They require extensive configuration

• They are only available for Windows containers

• They are used for complex applications

• They provide basic options like hello world

What is the maximum number of CPUs you can allocate to an Azure Container Instance?

• 2 CPUs

• 4 CPUs

• 8 CPUs

• 16 CPUs

What is a limitation of Azure Container Instances?

• They lack scalability for high-traffic websites

• They require a fully qualified domain name

• They do not support Linux containers

• They cannot be used for testing

How long did it take to deploy the container instance?

• 31 seconds

• 41 seconds

• 51 seconds

• 21 seconds

What is the default port open for the container?

• Port 80

• Port 22

• Port 443

• Port 8080