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Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Fundamentals · Microsoft
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Select the appropriate option to complete the statement. Click Check Answer below to see the marked solution.
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Yes: PaaS (Platform as a Service) database offerings handle much of the setup, maintenance, and scaling automatically, reducing the configuration effort compared to IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service), where the user must manage more aspects of the environment. No: In PaaS offerings, the underlying OS is managed by Azure, and users do not have control over OS updates or versions. This is handled by the cloud provider to ensure consistent maintenance and security. No: Not all PaaS database offerings in Azure support pausing to reduce costs. Some offerings, like Azure SQL Database serverless, allow pausing, but many others do not provide this feature, meaning charges continue to accrue even if the database is idle.
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I think the correct answers should be YES, NO, NO. The third one is NO because of the keyword 'paused'. Auto-pause is available in Azure SQL Database ServerLess, but not in other databases. Azure SQL DB Provisioned Tier don't have option "stop" or "pause"
Final Answers: ✅ Yes ❌ No ❌ No
Yes: PaaS (Platform as a Service) database offerings handle much of the setup, maintenance, and scaling automatically, reducing the configuration effort compared to IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service), where the user must manage more aspects of the environment. No: In PaaS offerings, the underlying OS is managed by Azure, and users do not have control over OS updates or versions. This is handled by the cloud provider to ensure consistent maintenance and security. No: Not all PaaS database offerings in Azure support pausing to reduce costs. Some offerings, like Azure SQL Database serverless, allow pausing, but many others do not provide this feature, meaning charges continue to accrue even if the database is idle.