Your company has a web app named WebApp1
You use the WebJobs SDK to design a triggered App Service background task that automatically invokes a function in the code every time new data is received in a queue.
You are preparing to configure the service processes a queue data item.
Which of the following is the service you should use?
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A. B. C. D.B.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-compare-logic-apps-ms-flow-webjobsBased on the scenario provided, the appropriate service to process a queue data item is the WebJobs service. The WebJobs service is part of Azure App Service and can be used to run a background task in the same App Service as the web app. The WebJobs SDK is used to design triggered App Service background tasks that can be automatically invoked when new data is received in a queue.
Option A, Logic Apps, is a cloud-based service that can be used to create workflows and integrate different systems and services. Logic Apps can be used to automate the process of receiving data from a queue, but it is not the best option in this scenario since the WebJobs SDK is already being used to design the triggered background task.
Option B, WebJobs, is the correct choice for this scenario. WebJobs is a service that runs in the same context as an Azure Web App, allowing background tasks to be performed alongside the web app. WebJobs can be used to automatically invoke a function in the code when new data is received in a queue, which is exactly what is needed in this scenario.
Option C, Flow (now known as Power Automate), is another cloud-based service that can be used to automate workflows and integrate different systems and services. Flow can be used to automate the process of receiving data from a queue, but it is not the best option in this scenario since the WebJobs SDK is already being used to design the triggered background task.
Option D, Functions (now known as Azure Functions), is a serverless computing service that allows developers to run code on-demand without the need for infrastructure management. Azure Functions can be used to process data from a queue, but it is not the best option in this scenario since the WebJobs SDK is already being used to design the triggered background task. Additionally, Azure Functions have a limit of 10 minutes for execution time, which may not be sufficient for longer-running background tasks.