Exam AZ-104 topic 5 question 111 discussion

I get so tired of these "yes or no" questions. It's basically 3 questions in 1. Disgusting material.

I would say that the correct answer is NO NO NO. Box 1: instead of "netname" there should be the value of netname variable Box 2: I don't see Resource Group mentioned anywhere in the template Box 3: I don't see parameters being referred anywhere in the template, only variables are referred, e.g. "sku" variable.

WRONG No No No

•     Yes for the first statement.       •     No for the second statement.       •     No for the third statement.

For question 2: This link (the error described in it and the cause for it described in the answer) suggest that the load balancer and the VNET must be in the same RG: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/203973/problem-creating-an-azure-internal-load-balancer-w So the answer to Q2 would be YES.

1: No 2: Yes -- I know its worded poorly, but for it to work the answer is yes it must be deployed there. I believe the intent is to demonstrate that it has to be in the same RG as VNET1, even though I know it wasn't called out what RG. 3: No

N,Y,N Since VNET1 is supplied as a variable, it will search it in the RG you are deploying it to. If it would need to be in another RG, you would need to specify the complete path no? So it needs to be in the same RG as where you deploy the LB

All No! Thanks!

Q2: NO https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/load-balancer/move-across-regions-internal-load-balancer-portal 'Resource group to choose the resource group where the target load balancer will be deployed. You can select Create new to create a new resource group for the target internal load balancer or choose the existing resource group that was created above for the virtual network. Ensure the name isn't the same as the source resource group of the existing source internal load balancer.'

N,Y,N Box1: As others have said. No, netname is the variable so App1 Box2: Yes. On creation you'll need to specify the vnet RG. See below URL for reference. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/load-balancer/quickstart-load-balancer-standard-public-portal Box 3: No, can't have a variable as a parameter.

NO-YES-NO Yes, Azure Load Balancer must be in the same resource group as the virtual network (vnet) it is being used with. This is because Load Balancer is a resource that is used to distribute incoming network traffic across multiple virtual machines (VMs) in a backend pool. The VMs in the backend pool must also be in the same resource group as the Load Balancer and vnet. When you create a Load Balancer, you must specify the vnet it will be used with, and the resource group that both the Load Balancer and vnet belong to. If you try to create a Load Balancer in a different resource group than the vnet, you will receive an error message. It's important to note that while the Load Balancer and vnet must be in the same resource group, they can be in different regions. However, for optimal performance, it's recommended to keep them in the same region to minimize latency.

N - netname will be resolved to App1 Y - the answer uses incorrectly "the resource group" when "a resource group" was meant. It is obvious that a VNET with name VNET1 is needed here since it is the value of the variable. So this VNET must be present in whatever RG this will be deployed to. It does not matter that there is no mention of resource groups. N - sku is not a parameter

Yes, no, yes

Second box, Yes: if question is read as: "LB1 can be deployed only to a resource group that contains a VNET named VNET1" because ARM-templates requires a VNET named VNET1.

NNN is the answer. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/templates/variables https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/templates/parameters

It's NO - YES - NO Box 1: NO - the value of 'netname' is 'App1', so it's created in the App1 subnet (not netname) Box 2: YES - There's no OTHER resource groups specified so it assumes it needs to find the resource in the one you're deploying to. reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/templates/template-functions-resource#remarks-3 Box 3: NO - 'sku' is a variable, not a parameter - so you can't use it as a parameter.

No;No;Yes