Microsoft Azure Architect Design (AZ-304) Practice Test

Is deploying the web application using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) on VNET1 an appropriate solution for the specified requirements?

1. Yes

2. No

3. Only if containers are used

4. Depends on traffic volume

The correct answer is: No

Deploying a web application using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) on a virtual network (VNET1) may not be appropriate depending on specific requirements such as security, networking, service integration, or performance. For instance, if the application needs to connect securely to on-premises resources, an AKS deployment on a VNET alone may not satisfy all networking policies or isolation requirements unless proper configuration and network integration are implemented. In some scenarios, additional context may define why this approach might not be ideal. For example, if the application is expected to handle high availability and robust scaling needs, the configuration on VNET1 must be optimized accordingly. Moreover, considerations around the management and implementation complexity of Kubernetes might indicate that deploying a simpler solution could align better with the requirements. Thus, the appropriateness of deploying the web application using AKS on a designated VNET can hinge on several factors beyond the mere existence of a virtual network, making 'No' a suitable answer where specific architectural conditions don't fit.