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AZ104 Renewal 1. You plan to deploy the following Azure web apps:  WebApp1, that uses the .NET 6 runtime stack  WebApp2, that uses the ASP.NET V4.8 runtime stack  WebApp3, that uses the Java 17 runtime stack  WebApp4, that uses the PHP 8.0 runtime stack You need to create the app service plans for the web apps. What is the minimum number of app service plans that should be created? Answer :4 The minimum number of app service plans that should be created is 4. The web apps use different runtime stacks, so they will each require their own app service plan. Each of the web apps uses a different combination of the .NET and ASP.NET runtimes, so they will each require a different combination of the app service plans. For example: WebApp1 uses the .NET 5 runtime stack, so it will require an app service plan with the names Microsoft.Web/2 and Microsoft.Web/3 on it. WebApp2 uses the ASP.NET V4.8 runtime stack, so it will require an app service plan with the names Microsoft.Web/4 and Microsoft.Web/5 on it. WebApp3 uses Java 11, so it will require an app service plan with the name Microsoft.Web/6 on it. WebApp4 uses PHP 8, so it will require an app service plan with the name Microsoft.Web/7 on it The web apps are all based on .NET 5 and ASP.NET V4.8, so they can share the same app service plan. WebApp1 and WebApp2 should use their own app service plans. This will prevent them from interfering with each other. WebApp3 and WebApp4 should use their own app service plans, as well. This will prevent them from interfering with each other, as well as preventing WebApp3 from interfering with WebApp4's incompatibility issues with Java 11. 2. You plan to deploy an Azure web app that will have the following settings:  Name: WebApp1  Publish: Code  Runtime stack: Java 11  Operating system: Linux  Continuous deployment: Disable You need to ensure that you can integrate WebApp1 with GitHub Actions. Which setting should you modify? Select only one answer. Publish Runtime stack Operating system Continuous deployment  When you deploy an Azure web app, there are a number of settings that you can configure. One of these is the Continuous deployment setting. This setting determines whether or not your web app will be automatically deployed when changes are made to the code in your GitHub repository.  If you want to be able to integrate your WebApp1 with GitHub Actions, then you will need to modify the Continuous deployment setting. You can do this by going to the Azure portal, and then selecting your WebApp1. In the left-hand menu, under Settings, you will see an option for Continuous deployment. You will need to set this to Enabled