AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - App Service Plan - Pricing Tiers

The video tutorial provides an in-depth look at Azure App Service Plans, explaining how they can host multiple applications and the potential cost savings involved. It covers the various pricing tiers available, from free to isolated, and their intended use cases. The tutorial also guides viewers through creating an app service, selecting appropriate pricing tiers, and understanding the features of standard, premium, and isolated plans. The focus is on managing resources effectively to avoid downtime and ensuring optimal performance for different workloads.

What is a potential risk of hosting multiple applications on a single App Service Plan?

• Increased security vulnerabilities

• Potential downtime due to resource overload

• Higher costs due to multiple subscriptions

• Limited access to application features

When creating an app service, what must be ensured about the web app name?

• It should contain at least one number

• It should be the same as the resource group name

• It must be unique globally

• It must be less than 10 characters

Which pricing tier is primarily used for development and testing environments?

• Premium

• Standard

• Free

• Isolated

What is the maximum number of web applications you can host on the B1 plan?

• 10

• 50

• 100

• 200

Which feature is NOT associated with premium service plans?

• Limited to 10 applications

• Higher memory ratios

• SSD storage

• Faster processors

What is a key feature of isolated service plans?

• They run in a shared environment

• They are the cheapest option available

• They provide a private dedicated environment

• They do not support autoscaling

How many instances can an isolated plan scale up to by default?

• 100

• 75

• 50

• 150