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AZ-204 · Question #627

You have a workspace-based Azure Application Insights resource named Insights1 and an Azure App Service Web App named App1. Insights1 collects telemetry generated by App1. You plan to test the…

The correct answer is B. Standard test. For parsing dependent requests, validating TLS certificates, and configuring custom request headers in an Azure Application Insights availability test on an App Service Web App, the Standard test is the most appropriate choice. This type of test allows you to specify the URL of…

Submitted by noor.lb· Mar 30, 2026Monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize Azure solutions

Question

You have a workspace-based Azure Application Insights resource named Insights1 and an Azure App Service Web App named App1. Insights1 collects telemetry generated by App1. You plan to test the availability of App1 by using Insights1. The test must include the following tasks: - Parse dependent requests. - Validate TLS certificates. - Configure custom request headers. You must minimize development and implementation efforts. You need to implement the Application Insights availability test that will deliver the required functionality. Which availability test should you implement?

Options

  • ACustom TrackAvailability test
  • BStandard test
  • CURL ping test
  • DMulti-step web test

How the community answered

(56 responses)
  • A
    4% (2)
  • B
    82% (46)
  • C
    11% (6)
  • D
    4% (2)

Explanation

For parsing dependent requests, validating TLS certificates, and configuring custom request headers in an Azure Application Insights availability test on an App Service Web App, the Standard test is the most appropriate choice. This type of test allows you to specify the URL of your web app and configure various options, Parsing Dependent Requests: By enabling this option, the test will check the validity of all resources (like scripts, images, etc.) loaded by the main page. TLS/SSL Certificate Validation: The test can verify that the TLS/SSL certificate is valid and hasn't Custom Headers: You can add custom headers to the request, allowing you to test specific scenarios like authorization checks or content negotiation. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/availability

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#Application Insights#availability test#standard test#TLS validation

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