AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Load Balancer - Lab -II

The video tutorial covers configuring web servers with public IPs and setting up a load balancer. It explains the differences between internal and public load balancers, and the features of standard and basic load balancers. The tutorial also discusses IP allocation and the deployment process of a load balancer.

What is the role of virtual machines in the load balancer setup?

• They act as the frontend for the load balancer.

• They provide security for the load balancer.

• They are part of the backend pool for the load balancer.

• They are used to monitor the load balancer's performance.

Why is it important to select the same region for the load balancer and virtual machines?

• To reduce the cost of deployment.

• To comply with international regulations.

• To ensure faster data processing.

• Because load balancers are region bound.

What is the primary use of a public load balancer?

• For monitoring network performance.

• For securing private data.

• For public access to applications like e-commerce websites.

• For internal network traffic management.

Which feature is NOT associated with a standard SKU load balancer?

• Zone redundant options.

• Open to public IPs by default.

• Zonal front ends for access.

• Health probes and rules.

In a production environment, why is a static IP allocation preferred for a load balancer?

• To enable faster deployment.

• To allow dynamic changes in IP addresses.

• To reduce the cost of IP allocation.

• To ensure the IP address remains constant.