Question : Select the correct statement from below
A. The ServiceConfiguration.Cloud.cscfg file contains configuration settings necessary for the cloud service to run in Azure B. The ServiceConfiguration.Local.cscfg file contains configuration settings necessary to run the cloud service in the Azure Compute and Storage Emulators C. Each role in a cloud service must have at least two role instances for the cloud service to get the 99.99 percent SLA D. Autoscale can be configured for a cloud service role using either a CPU metric or a queue depth metric.
Explanation: Cloud service monitoring can be set to minimal (the default value) or to verbose. Use endpoint monitoring to monitor your cloud service from up to three geo-distributed locations. Service Bus queues do not have a Monitor page in the management portal. The monitoring experience for queues is limited to the Dashboard page and the metrics it makes available. Cloud service diagnostics are configured in the Diagnostics.wadcfg file for each role in the cloud service and are stored in the wad-control-container in Azure blob storage for the role to reference at runtime. Performance counter data collected for a cloud service is stored in an Azure Storage Table named WADPerformanceCountersTable. Event log data collected for a cloud service is stored in an Azure Storage Table named WADWindowsEventLogsTable.
Question : Select the correct statement
A. Use endpoint monitoring to monitor your cloud service from up to three geo-distributed locations. B. Service Bus queues have a Monitor page in the management portal C. The monitoring experience for queues is limited to the Dashboard page and the metrics it makes available D. Performance counter data collected for a cloud service is stored in an Azure Storage Table named WADPerformanceCountersTable.
Explanation: Cloud service monitoring can be set to minimal (the default value) or to verbose. Use endpoint monitoring to monitor your cloud service from up to three geo-distributed locations. Service Bus queues do not have a Monitor page in the management portal. The monitoring experience for queues is limited to the Dashboard page and the metrics it makes available. Cloud service diagnostics are configured in the Diagnostics.wadcfg file for each role in the cloud service and are stored in the wad-control-container in Azure blob storage for the role to reference at runtime. Performance counter data collected for a cloud service is stored in an Azure Storage Table named WADPerformanceCountersTable. Event log data collected for a cloud service is stored in an Azure Storage Table named WADWindowsEventLogsTable.
Question : You manage a cloud service that is running in two small instances. The cloud service hosts a help desk application. The application utilizes a virtual network connection to synchronize data to the company's internal accounting system. You need to reduce the amount of time required for data synchronization. What should you do?
1. Send - > Not Needed for Queue , Not Needed for Subscriptions Listen -> Needed for Queue, Not Needed for Subscriptions Manage -> Not Needed for Queue, Needed for Subscriptions
2. Send - > Not Needed for Queue , Not Needed for Subscriptions Listen -> Not Needed for Queue, Not Needed for Subscriptions Manage -> Needed for Queue, Needed for Subscriptions
4. Web Role Instance=6 , Worker Role Instances=8 , Upgrade Domains = 1 Correct Answer : Exp : Question is asking us to have at least worker roles and web roles instances are available during upgrade.
6 Worker Roles, needs to be available. At a time only one upgrade domain is active. 8 Web Roles, needs to be available. At a time only one upgrade domain is active.
If we give 12 Web Roles: 3 Upgrade domain. Hence, each upgrade domain will work on 4 worker role instances. But at a time only 1 Active. Hence, 8 web roles will be available. If we gives 9 Worker roles: 3 Upgrade domain. Hence, each upgrade domain will work on 3 worker nodes. At a time only one upgrade domain is active (means updating 3 instances) . And remaining 2 domain still available to serve the traffic. Which is 2 *3 =6 available. As required.
Question : HadoopExam Learning Resources has created one application using .NET and they are running it in their own data center. But after subscribing Azure cloud they decided to migrate this application to Azure Cloud Service. After migrating to Azure cloud, you need to enable trace logging for the application. Select which of the following actions needs to be taken.
A. Update the service definition file. B. Update the Azure diagnostics configuration. C. Update the service configuration file. D. Enable verbose monitoring. E. Update the application web.config file. 1. A,B 2. B,C 3. Access Mostly Uused Products by 50000+ Subscribers 4. A,D 5. B,D