DP-100 · Question #230
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The correct answer is B. No. The answer is No - the solution does not meet the goal. The ssl_enabled property controls HTTPS/SSL encryption for the service endpoint (data in transit), which is about transport security, not authentication. It does not enable key-based authentication for callers. To enable…
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- AYes
- BNo
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(18 responses)- A17% (3)
- B83% (15)
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The answer is No - the solution does not meet the goal. The ssl_enabled property controls HTTPS/SSL encryption for the service endpoint (data in transit), which is about transport security, not authentication. It does not enable key-based authentication for callers. To enable key-based authentication, the relevant property is auth_enabled. Additionally, Azure Container Instance (ACI) web services do not support key-based authentication at all - auth_enabled is not a valid property for AciWebservice in the same way it is for AKS. ACI is intended for development and testing, not production deployments requiring authentication.
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