Configure HTTPS for WebApp1

A

The D1 (Shared) pricing tier does not support HTTPS.

The correct answer is B. Modify the connection strings for WebApp1.

Explanation:

Enabling HTTPS for your web app is a critical security measure to protect your application data from unauthorized access. To ensure that all connections to WebApp1 use HTTPS, you need to configure your web app to require HTTPS.

Here are the steps to configure HTTPS for your web app:

1. Navigate to the Azure portal and go to your web app (WebApp1).
2. In the left-hand menu, click on TLS/SSL settings under the Settings section.
3. In the TLS/SSL settings page, enable HTTPS Only and click Save.

By enabling HTTPS Only, all requests to your web app will be redirected to use HTTPS. This ensures that your web app traffic is encrypted and secure.

Now, to implement this configuration, you need to modify the connection strings for your web app. Connection strings contain the URL that your application uses to connect to resources such as databases and APIs. By modifying the connection strings, you can ensure that all connections to your web app use HTTPS.

Here are the steps to modify the connection strings for your web app:

1. Navigate to the Azure portal and go to your web app (WebApp1).
2. In the left-hand menu, click on Configuration under the Settings section.
3. In the Configuration page, locate the connection strings section.
4. Modify the URLs in your connection strings to use HTTPS instead of HTTP.
5. Click Save to save your changes.

Scaling up or scaling out your App Service plan (options A and C) will not directly address the requirement to enable HTTPS for your web app. Disabling anonymous access to your web app (option D) is also not a solution to the requirement.