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I will go for YYN 1- Y - Yep all requirements are met 2- Y - All app service STD and onwards support auto-scaling 3- N - Because Traffic Manager DNS-based traffic load balancer => using Endpoints, in this case of type Azure and target type App services, then routing method in this case you could use either weighted or priority - preferably weighted with 1 and 1 hence equal workload and if one fails then routed to the other, if priority is used then 1 and 2 assigned but one assigned 1 will do all work and if fails then other region kicks in, of course other routing methods are performance, subnet, Multivalue, Geographic - really more info required to chose the correct one
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Since the question says whether the design supports auto scaling since it is Azure Web App it supports auto scaling and doesn't matter whether it is configured or defaulted to manual or not. So the answer should be Y,Y,N
YYN, Dont ask me why, because I am magician. Traffic Manager is based on DNS routing which means is redundant, also it provides automaic failover in case of regional outage
By default, Azure App Service is configured with manual scaling. This means that when you initially deploy an App Service, you would need to manually specify the number of instances to run your app on. Since the diagram doesn't indicate whether autoscaling is configured, and because manual scaling is the default, we assume that the design does not automatically support autoscaling unless otherwise stated. so it is YNN