AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Build Custom Apps and Azure Container Registry - LAB Activity

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating custom images and web applications using Azure and GitHub. It covers cloning a GitHub repository, customizing it, and using Azure CLI to manage Docker images. The tutorial also explains how to create and host images in Azure container repositories and deploy container instances. The process is simplified compared to traditional methods, highlighting the efficiency of using containers.

What is the first step in creating a custom web application from a GitHub repository?

• Clone the repository into your Azure subscription

• Download the repository as a ZIP file

• Create a new Azure account

• Install Git on your local machine

Which command is used to clone a GitHub repository in Azure Cloud Shell?

• git fetch

• git push

• git pull

• git clone

What file format is used to define the structure and dependencies of a Node.js application?

• HTML

• JSON

• XML

• YAML

What is the purpose of a Dockerfile in a project?

• To list all HTML files

• To manage network settings

• To store user credentials

• To define the commands to assemble a Docker image

Which Azure service is used to store Docker images?

• Azure SQL Database

• Azure Container Registry

• Azure Virtual Machines

• Azure Blob Storage

What is the command to build a Docker image using Azure CLI?

• az container create

• az vm create

• az storage create

• az acr build

What is the final step after creating a Docker image in Azure?

• Save the image locally

• Email the image to a colleague

• Push the image to Azure Container Instances

• Delete the image

Which Azure service allows you to run applications in a serverless environment?

• Azure Virtual Machines

• Azure Functions

• Azure Container Instances

• Azure Logic Apps

What is the benefit of using containers over traditional virtual machines?

• Containers are less secure

• Containers are faster to deploy and manage

• Containers require more resources

• Containers are more expensive

How can developers manage different versions of a Docker image?

• By using different programming languages

• By using separate repositories

• By using different file names

• By using image tags