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Both Standard and Basic meet the requirement, but Basic has lower cost
Answer: A — Standard tier, because it’s the lowest‑cost plan that still supports custom domains, dedicated compute instances, autoscale with built‑in load balancing, and enough storage for each web app.
Basic is the lowest‑cost tier that satisfies: Dedicated compute Custom domains Load balancing Storage requirement (≥10 GB) Cost minimization Standard also works, but violates “minimize cost.” 10 web apps” does not mean “10 instances. Dedicated compute instances means the App Service Plan must be dedicated (Basic or higher), not that each app needs its own VM. App Service storage is shared per plan, not allocated per app. So the requirement “each app requires 10 GB” means each app’s footprint must fit within the plan’s storage limit — not that the plan must provide 100 GB.