You are designing a distributed application that runs on the Microsoft Azure platform.
The application must store a small amount of insecure global information for all users that does not
change frequently.
You need to configure the application to meet the requirements.
Which server‐side state management option should you use? Each correct answer presents a
complete solution. Choose all that apply.
A.
profile properties of the Microsoft Azure application
B.
Microsoft Azure session state
C.
SQL Database
D.
Microsoft Azure application state
Explanation:
In many applications, you want to store and use information that is unique to a user. When a user
visits your site, you can use the information you have stored to present the user with a personalized
version of your Web application. Personalizing an application requires a number of elements: you
must store the information using a unique user identifier, be able to recognize users when they visit
again, and then fetch the user information as needed. To simplify your applications, you can use the
ASP.NET profile feature, which can perform all of these tasks for you.
The answer should be: c. Sql Database
it’s more about application’s info because of the “global information”, not particular to each user, therefore I think b&c are more suitable
Should be C and D
– SQL Databse could allways be used.
– Application state is perfect for non insecure global information for all users that does not change frequently
And the asking question is choose all that apply!
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/z1hkazw7.aspx
A: not correct, “global information for all users” and not for individuals, so profile properties should not be used
B: could be correct, only InProc session state is not working on Azure, but other modes yes
C: correct for sure, no argue
D: i’m not sure there is any Application state option in Azure
So probably: B and C
If anyone knows it better, please let us know!
Any time it says global information for all users, you can immediately rule out profile and session.
Correct answers are C and D
wrong, application state does not exist in windows azure.