AZ-204 · Question #101
Drag and Drop Question You develop a gateway solution for a public facing news API. The news API back end is implemented as a RESTful service and hosted in an Azure App Service instance. You need to…
The correct answer is HTTP(s) endpoint; Client cert. For a RESTful API hosted in Azure App Service, the correct back-end target type is 'HTTP(s) endpoint' because App Service exposes services via standard HTTP/HTTPS URLs, not as an Azure Resource (which is used for Azure-native services like Service Fabric or Azure Functions with…
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- HTTP(s) endpoint
- Client cert
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For a RESTful API hosted in Azure App Service, the correct back-end target type is 'HTTP(s) endpoint' because App Service exposes services via standard HTTP/HTTPS URLs, not as an Azure Resource (which is used for Azure-native services like Service Fabric or Azure Functions with managed identity). The correct gateway credential type is 'Client cert' (client certificate) because this provides mutual TLS authentication between API Management and the back-end App Service, which is the recommended secure authentication method for back-end services in Azure API Management when dealing with public-facing APIs requiring strong authentication.
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