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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.
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.
I was thinking A since App Service and Storage are both PaaS, so maybe that's enough for the migration plan? A
Anyone else see something similar on practice exams? The phrasing about "all data and resources" makes me think B is the safer pick since most orgs need to move databases too.
Nah, I think B is right here. You need a PaaS database too for most enterprise migrations, not just App Service and Storage. A is tempting since both are PaaS but it doesn't fully meet the goal.
B tbh, just creating App Service and Storage doesn't hit the goal if you're migrating all data and resources. Most real scenarios need a PaaS database too, like Azure SQL Database. Pretty sure that's what they're getting at, correct me if you see it different.
Honestly, I'd pick A. Both App Service and Storage are PaaS options, and unless the question says you have relational databases to move, seems like these would fit the plan. Pretty sure but not 100% certain, could be missing a nuance here.
I don't see how just App Service and Storage cover everything. Trap is thinking those are enough, but B is right here.
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