DP-100 · Question #231
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The correct answer is A. Yes. The answer is Yes - this solution correctly meets the goal. Creating an AksWebservice deployment configuration and setting auth_enabled=True enables key-based authentication on the deployed AKS web service endpoint. When auth_enabled is True, Azure ML generates primary and second
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- BNo
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(40 responses)- A83% (33)
- B18% (7)
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The answer is Yes - this solution correctly meets the goal. Creating an AksWebservice deployment configuration and setting auth_enabled=True enables key-based authentication on the deployed AKS web service endpoint. When auth_enabled is True, Azure ML generates primary and secondary service keys. Calling applications must include the key in the Authorization header (e.g., 'Bearer <key>') to receive predictions. AKS is the appropriate compute target for production real-time inference, and auth_enabled is the correct property to enforce key-based access control.
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