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Adesso Quiz 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

You are creating a new Azure Virtual Network (VNet) and define the address space as 10.0.0.0/16. How many total IP addresses does this VNet contain?

a)

4096

b)

65,536

c)

256

d)

16,777,216

2.

What is the primary function of a Network Interface (NIC) in Azure?

a)

To filter network traffic between subnet

b)

To enable a Virtual Machine to 'plug in' to a VNet

c)

To create a secure tunnel to an on-premises network

d)

To store and manage private IP address ranges for a network

3.

Scenario: You have a VNet with a 'WebSubnet' and a 'DataSubnet'. You want to ensure that only the 'WebSubnet' can send traffic to the 'DataSubnet' on port 1433 (SQL). What should you use?

a)

A VNet Peering link

b)

A Network Security Group (NSG)

c)

Azure Bastion

d)

An ExpressRoute circuit

4.

Scenario: You have a 'Dev-VNet' and a 'Prod-VNet'. You need to allow VMs in the 'Dev-VNet' to communicate with VMs in the 'Prod-VNet' using their private IP addresses. The traffic must not go over the public internet. What should you configure?

a)

A VPN Gateway on each VNet.

b)

VNet Peering between the two VNets.

c)

A Network Security Group (NSG) on each VNet.

d)

An Application Gateway in each VNet.

5.

Scenario: Your company needs to connect its on-premises data center to an Azure VNet. They require a stable, high-speed connection with guaranteed bandwidth that completely bypasses the public internet for security reasons. Which service should you recommend?

a)

A Site-to-Site VPN Gateway.

b)

VNet Peering.

c)

Azure Bastion.

d)

ExpressRoute.

6.

What is the primary security benefit of using Azure Bastion to access your Virtual Machines?

a)

It encrypts all traffic between your VNets.

b)

It eliminates the need to expose your VMs to the internet with a Public IP address.

c)

It provides a Web Application Firewall (WAF) for your VMs.

d)

It creates a private connection to your on-premises network.

7.

You have 'VNet-A' peered with 'VNet-B', and 'VNet-B' peered with 'VNet-C'. Can a VM in 'VNet-A' communicate with a VM in 'VNet-C'?

a)

Yes, because peering is transitive.

b)

No, because VNet peering is non-transitive.

c)

Only if a VPN Gateway is also configured on VNet-B.

d)

Only if all VNets are in the same region.

8.

Azure App Service (used for Web Apps, API Apps, etc.) is an example of which type of cloud service model?

a)

Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)

b)

Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)

c)

Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)

d)

Function-as-a-Service (FaaS)

9.

You have a website built with only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You want to deploy it from a GitHub repository and have it served globally with high performance. Which Azure service is specifically designed for this?

a)

Azure Virtual Machine (VM)

b)

Azure Static Web App

c)

Azure App Service (Standard plan)

d)

Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

10.

What is the primary purpose of using 'Deployment Slots' in an Azure App Service?

a)

To increase the total memory and CPU of the App Service.

b)

To deploy new versions of an app to a staging environment and swap them into production with zero downtime.

c)

To create a secure backup of your application's source code.

d)

To filter web traffic using a Web Application Firewall (WAF).

11.

Scenario: You are using an Azure App Service and create a new deployment slot named 'staging'. You deploy your new app version to this 'staging' slot. You then perform a 'swap' operation. What happens to the old app version that was in 'production'?

a)

It is immediately deleted and all instances are terminated.

b)

It is moved into the 'staging' slot.

c)

It is archived in Azure Blob Storage.

d)

It continues running alongside the new version, splitting traffic 50/50.

12.

Scenario: You want to test a new feature with a small percentage of your users. You configure your 'staging' deployment slot to receive 10% of the production traffic. This is an example of what kind of deployment strategy?

a)

Blue-Green Deployment

b)

Rolling Deployment

c)

Canary Deployment

d)

Big-Bang Deployment

13.

Scenario: You have a web app in an App Service. You want to add a firewall to inspect incoming HTTP traffic for common attacks like SQL injection. You also need to route traffic based on the URL (e.g., /images to one server, /app to another). What should you use?

a)

A Network Security Group (NSG)

b)

An Azure Load Balancer

c)

An Application Gateway with WAF

d)

Azure Bastion

14.

What is the main advantage of using a hybrid cloud?Your company has datacenters in Los Angeles and New York. The company has a Microsoft Azure subscription.
You are configuring the two datacenters as geo-clustered sites for site resiliency.
You need to recommend an Azure storage redundancy option.
You have the following data storage requirements:
✑ Data must be stored on multiple nodes.
✑ Data must be stored on nodes in separate geographic locations.
✑ Data can be read from the secondary location as well as from the primary location
Which of the following Azure stored redundancy options should you recommend?

a)

Geo-redundant storage

b)

Read-only geo-redundant storage

c)

Zone-redundant storage

d)

Locally redundant storage

15.

Scenario:

You are configuring a database server VM in Azure. It requires high IOPS and low latency for data transactions.

Question:
Which type of Azure managed disk should you choose?

a)

Standard HDD

b)

Standard SSD

c)

Premium SSD

d)

Ultra Disk