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Your company plans to migrate all its data and resources to Azure.
The company’s migration plan states that only platform as a service (PaaS) solutions must be used in
Azure.
You need to deploy an Azure environment that supports the planned migration.
Solution: You create an Azure App Service and Azure Storage accounts.
Does this meet the goal?
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Option B If all company data includes structured stuff, missing a PaaS database breaks the scenario.
Option B. because the company wants all data and resources migrated, not just web apps and files. App Service and Storage leave out managed PaaS databases like Azure SQL. I think B covers the full requirement, but open to other takes.
B , since a lot of folks miss the database requirement here. A is tempting but incomplete.
I don’t think A fits. B is more likely because most real migrations include some kind of structured data or database, which isn’t covered by just App Service and Storage. Not totally sure unless they clarify the data types, but leaning B.
Had something like this in a mock, it's B. Just App Service and Storage miss out on databases, so the migration wouldn't fully meet the goal. Seen that detail trip people up before, but pretty sure about B.
Maybe B. Saw this exact question in my exam last year, picked B because just App Service and Storage wasn’t enough for all data and resources. Needed PaaS database too. Not 100% sure but that matches what I remember.
Maybe A . Saw this type on a practice test and it was marked correct there.
Makes sense, I'd pick B for this since App Service plus Storage doesn't cover databases.
B is the right pick here-App Service and Storage are both PaaS but don’t cover structured databases, which is critical for "all data and resources." Unless the company has zero relational data, B fits better. If I’m off, let me know.
Not quite A, since they left out PaaS for databases-B is the better call here for full coverage.
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