Exam AZ-104 topic 4 question 101 discussion

The answer is scope. We would use scope to target the resource group for storage account. https://ochzhen.com/blog/create-resource-group-azure-bicep

The correct answer is: B. scope. Here's why: kind: This property defines the type of resource within the storage account (e.g., BlobStorage, FileStorage, etc.). It's unlikely you need to modify this in your scenario as Bicep likely already has the correct type defined. scope: This property specifies the location where the resource will be deployed. In your case, you want to deploy it to the resource group "RG1", so modifying the scope property to reference "RG1" is necessary. sku: This property defines the performance tier of the storage account. While you might adjust this depending on your needs, it's not directly related to deployment location. location: This property can also define the deployment location, but it's generally recommended to use the scope property with resource groups for clarity and consistency. Bicep might already have the location set within the resource definition.

I really wish you could read the bicep file

he correct property to modify in the Bicep file to automate the deployment of the storage account to RG1 is: D. location Explanation: When deploying an Azure resource using infrastructure-as-code tools like Bicep, it is essential to specify the location where the resource should be created. The location property defines the Azure region in which the resource (in this case, the storage account) will be deployed. Without specifying this, Azure won’t know in which data center to provision the storage account.

The correct answer is: B. scope.

To deploy resources to a resource group that isn't the target resource group, add a module. Use the resourceGroup function to set the scope property for that module. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/bicep/deploy-to-resource-group?source=recommendations&tabs=azure-cli#scope-to-target-resource-group:~:text=to%20set%20the-,scope%20property,-for%20that%20module

B is correct

The correct answer is B. scope. Here's why: scope property explicitly specifies the resource group where the storage account will be deployed. It's essential to align this with the desired target resource group, RG1, in this case. kind property already indicates the type of resource being deployed (a storage account), so it doesn't need alteration. sku property defines the performance and pricing tier, but it's not directly related to deployment targeting. location property specifies the Azure region for deployment, but it can be set as a variable or input parameter, not necessarily within the scope property itself. To ensure successful deployment of storage1 to RG1, modify the scope property in File1 to reference RG1

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The answer is scope. We would use scope to target the resource group for storage account. https://ochzhen.com/blog/create-resource-group-azure-bicep

The answer is scope. We would use scope to specify which resource group we are deploying to. Location would give the location such as east us, west us, or central US, etc... So, correct answer is B, Scope

Target scope possible values are: -resourceGroup (default) -subscription -managementGroup -tenant https://ochzhen.com/blog/create-resource-group-azure-bicep

Kind: Type of execution environment (f.e. Azure Powershell) Sku: Service level(Premium, Standard) So we left only with 2: Location and Scope. Since only Location a required property, it fits the answer

kind, sku and location are required https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/templates/microsoft.storage/storageaccounts?pivots=deployment-language-bicep#storageaccounts kind: Specify the type of script. Currently, Azure PowerShell and Azure CLI scripts are supported. The values are AzurePowerShell and AzureCLI https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/bicep/deployment-script-bicep#sample-bicep-files

in answer to 01111010 , the logical answer is A : KIND location is the region where you deploy storage

Correct answer: B "so that it can be used to automate the deployment of storage1 to RG1" - Per this requirement we can automate the deployment to RG1 if the scope is defined.

Scope is RG1