You are upgrading the App Service resource provider in a specific Azure Stack Hub environment.
Which of the following items/functions are performed during this upgrade process? (Select 3 Options)
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A. B. C. D. E. F.Correct Answers: A, D, and F
The up-gradation process of the App Service resource provider will detect prior deployment of App Service, upgrade all App Service roles (Management, Controllers, Publisher, Front-End, and Worker roles), and update App Service Resource Provider Manifest and App Service scale set definitions both.
Option A is correct.
The given upgrade will detect prior deployment of App Service.
Option B is incorrect.
The given upgrade will upgrade all App Service roles including Management, Controllers, Publisher, Front-End, and Worker roles.
Option C is incorrect.
The given up-gradation will also upgrade controller and worker role with other roles.
Option D is correct.
Upgrading the App Service resource provider will upgrade all App Service roles including Management, Controllers, Publisher, Front-End, and Worker roles.
Option E is incorrect.
Upgrading the App Service resource provider will update App Service Resource Provider Manifest and App Service scale set definitions both.
Option F is correct.
Upgrading the App Service resource provider will update App Service Resource Provider Manifest and App Service scale set definitions both.
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When upgrading the App Service resource provider, the following three items/functions are typically performed:
Detecting prior deployment of App Service: During the upgrade process, the resource provider will check if there is a prior deployment of App Service. This is necessary to ensure that the upgrade process can proceed smoothly and without any conflicts.
Upgrading App Service roles: The App Service resource provider is made up of several different roles, including management, controllers, publisher, front-end, and worker roles. During the upgrade process, the resource provider will typically upgrade all of these roles, except for worker roles.
Updating App Service Resource Provider Manifest and App Service scale set definitions: The upgrade process will typically update both the App Service Resource Provider Manifest and the App Service scale set definitions. The Resource Provider Manifest contains metadata about the resource provider, while the scale set definitions define the number of instances and size of the virtual machines used to run the App Service roles.
Option D is the correct answer as it includes all the roles of App Service. Option B and C are not correct as they mention exceptions of certain roles which are not correct. Option A is a basic step to make sure that the upgrade can be done without conflicts. Option E is not correct as it does not mention the upgrade of scale set definitions. Option F is correct as it mentions the upgrade of both the Resource Provider Manifest and the App Service scale set definitions.