Microsoft Azure Architect Design (AZ-301) Practice Exam

The optimal Azure service for deploying a solution that includes a public web API and a private health monitoring container is Azure Container Instances. This service allows for rapid deployment of containers without the need for managing the underlying infrastructure.

Azure Container Instances are particularly suitable for scenarios where you have different requirements for different components of your application. The public web API can be deployed as a container, providing easy management, scaling, and access over the internet. In contrast, the private health monitoring container can be isolated and configured with different access policies, allowing it to operate securely in a controlled environment.

Using Azure Container Instances simplifies tasks such as provisioning, scaling, and managing lifecycle without the overhead of setting up a full-service orchestration platform. This makes it ideal for smaller or more lightweight applications that don't require the complexity of orchestration provided by services like Azure Kubernetes Service.

Additionally, the flexibility of Azure Container Instances allows you to run containers in a stateless manner, making them well-suited for applications that can scale dynamically based on demand, such as a public web API.

In the context of the other options, these alternatives may involve more complex configurations and management overhead. For example, Azure Kubernetes Service is powerful for orchestrating multiple containers but may be unnecessarily complex for a solution that