Exam AZ-204 topic 2 question 51 discussion

from my understanding of https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/custom-domains-certificates 1) Enable Ingress == step 2 2) Add the custom domain name == step 4 3) Bind certificate == steps 5 to 11 4) Add DNS records to the domain provider == 12 to 14 5) Validate the custom domain name == step 15 Using similar questions as a basis, I'm assuming that "Add the custom.." means click the button and not step 16 "Once validation succeeds, select the Add button" Not very clear.

1. Enable ingress: Enable ingress for the Azure Container Apps. This allows external traffic to reach the microservices. 2. Add the custom domain name: Add the custom domain name that you want to use for HTTPS access to your Azure Container Apps. 3. Add DNS records to the domain provider: After adding the custom domain name in Azure Container Apps, you need to add the required DNS records (such as CNAME or A records) to your domain provider's DNS settings. This step is essential for directing traffic from the custom domain to your Azure Container Apps. 4. Validate the custom domain name (after adding the dns records to the provider): After adding the DNS records to the domain provider, you need to validate the custom domain name in Azure Container Apps. This step ensures that the DNS records are correctly configured and the domain is pointing to your Azure Container Apps. 5. Bind the certificate (only enabled after finishing the validation): Once the custom domain name is validated, you can bind the SSL/TLS certificate to enable HTTPS access for the custom domain.

Enable ingress – Enables external HTTP/HTTPS traffic to your Container App. Add the custom domain name – Specify the custom domain in your Azure Container App settings. Add DNS records to the domain provider – Add CNAME or A records to your DNS provider so that Azure can validate the domain. Validate the custom domain name – Azure verifies that the domain is correctly pointed to your app. Bind the certificate – Attach an SSL certificate to enable HTTPS access.

1.Ingress must be enabled first to allow external access. 2.Adding the custom domain to the Azure Container App is required before mapping DNS. 3.DNS records must be updated at the domain provider to point the domain to the app. 4.Validation ensures the DNS changes have propagated and the domain is correctly linked. 5.Finally, binding a certificate enables HTTPS for secure access.

Per copilot - To configure a custom domain in Azure Container Apps and allow HTTPS access, you should perform the actions in the following order: 1) Enable Ingress: This will allow external access to your microservices. 2) Add custom domain name: You need to specify the custom domain that you want to use for your microservices. 3) Bind the certificate: This is necessary for enabling HTTPS. You need to bind the SSL/TLS certificate to your custom domain. 4) Add DNS Records to the domain provider: This will point your custom domain to the IP address of your Azure Container Apps. 5) Validate the custom domain name: This is the final step to ensure that your custom domain has been properly configured and is accessible.

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Navigate to your container app in the Azure portal Verify that your app has ingress enabled by selecting Ingress in the Settings section. If ingress is not enabled, enable it with these steps: Set HTTP Ingress to Enabled. = 1 Select the desired Ingress traffic setting. Enter the Target port. Select Save. Under the Settings section, select Custom domains. Select the Add custom domain button. In the Add custom domain and certificate window, in TLS/SSL certificate, select Bring your own certificate. = 2 In domain, enter the domain you want to add. Select Add a certificate. = 3 In the Add certificate window, in Certificate name, enter a name for this certificate. In Certificate file section, browse for the certificate file you want to upload. Select Validate. = 4 Once validation succeeds, select Add. In the Add custom domain and certificate window, in Certificate, select the certificate you just added. = 5 Select the Hostname record type based on the type of your domain.

1. Enable ingress. 2. Add the custom domain name. 3. Bind the certificate. 4. Add DNS records to the domain provider. 5. Validate the custom domain name. According to "Custom domain names and bring your own certificates in Azure Container Apps" article. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/custom-domains-certificates

another useful link with screenshots: https://www.examtopics.com/exams/microsoft/az-204/view/9/ Answer: 1) enable ingress 2) Add custom domain name 3) bind certificate 4) Add DNS records to doman provider 5) validate

Latest correct answer based on this link https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/custom-domains-certificates Please look at No.2, No. 4, No.7, No. 10, No.14 --> This is the correct order. Note: No. 15 is validating the DNS not the CDN. Correct answer. 1. Enable Ingress 2. Add the custom domain name 3. Bind certificate 4. Validate the custom domain name 5. Add DNS records to the domain provider

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1) Enable Ingress 2) Add the custom domain name 3) Add DNS records to the domain provider 4) Validate the custom domain name 5) Bind certificate

Why fixed order is required. You can do it in different ways.

The correct answer is: 1. Enable ingress 2. Add the custom domain name 3. Bind the certificate 4. Add DNS records to the domain provider 5. Validate the custom domain name Explanation: -Enable ingress: This is the first step as it allows HTTP access to your container app. -Add the custom domain name: After enabling ingress, you can add the custom domain name to your container app. -Bind the certificate: Once the custom domain name is added, you can bind the certificate to it. This can be a certificate you upload or a free managed certificate provided by Azure. -Add DNS records to the domain provider: After binding the certificate, you need to add DNS records to your domain provider. This points the domain to your container app and verifies that you own it. -Validate the custom domain name: Finally, you validate the custom domain name. This ensures that the DNS records have been correctly configured and that the domain correctly points to your container app.

1. Enable ingress 2. Add the custom domain name 3. Bind the certificate 4. Add DNS records to the domain provider 5. Validate the custom domain name https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/custom-domains-certificates First validation is for certification, not for a custom domain name. So, I put the validation step as the last one, because we validate the custom domain at the end.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-web-tutorial-custom-domain?tabs=root%2Cazurecli I think that It should be 1) Add the custom domain name 2) Bind certificate 3) Validate the custom domain name 4) Add DNS records to the domain provider 5) Enable Ingress

Given answer is 100% incorrect. This feature is quite new and i never itied it before. But it should be: 1) Enable Ingress 2) Add the custom domain name 3) Bind certificate 4) Add DNS records to the domain provider 5) Validate the custom domain name https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/custom-domains-certificates