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AZ-900 · Question #319

Drag and Drop Question Match the serverless solution to the correct characteristic. To answer, drag the appropriate serverless solution from the column on the left to its characteristic on the right.

Azure Functions is a serverless compute service designed to execute code (option C) in response to triggers and events, making 'Executes code' its primary characteristic. Azure Logic Apps is always stateful (option D) by default, as it automatically saves run state and execution

Submitted by femi9· Mar 5, 2026Describe Azure compute and networking services - specifically serverless solutions including Azure Functions and Azure Logic Apps (AZ-900 / Microsoft Azure Fundamentals)

Question

Drag and Drop Question Match the serverless solution to the correct characteristic. To answer, drag the appropriate serverless solution from the column on the left to its characteristic on the right. Each serverless solution may be used once, more than once, or not at all. NOTE: Each correct match is worth one point. Answer:

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Options

  • AAzure Functions
  • BAzure Logic Apps
  • CExecutes code
  • DIs always stateful
  • ERuns only in the cloud

Explanation

Azure Functions is a serverless compute service designed to execute code (option C) in response to triggers and events, making 'Executes code' its primary characteristic. Azure Logic Apps is always stateful (option D) by default, as it automatically saves run state and execution history to maintain workflow context - though Azure Functions can be stateful via Durable Functions, Logic Apps is the one that is always stateful by design. 'Runs only in the cloud' (option E) is incorrect for both services, as Azure Functions can run locally via Azure Functions Core Tools and Logic Apps has a local runtime available through Visual Studio Code, so neither solution is exclusively cloud-bound.

Topics

#Azure Functions#Azure Logic Apps#Serverless Computing#Cloud Services

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