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Managed disks provide durable Azure storage tied to the VM, whereas temporary disks can lose data on deallocation or host events. This matters here because a deployment enables a customer-managed disk encryption key but leaves host temporary paths unaddressed. What….

Placement across distinct update domains can reduce simultaneous planned maintenance impact. Plain independent VMs may share risk. This matters here because a deployment enables a customer-managed disk encryption key but leaves host temporary paths unaddressed. What….

Deallocation ends normal allocated compute charges but does not automatically delete attached managed disks or public IP resources. This matters here because a deployment enables a customer-managed disk encryption key but leaves host temporary paths unaddressed. What….

Bastion supports browser-based private management; narrowly scoped NSG ingress reduces exposed attack paths. This matters here because an administrator needs an ARM template to deploy 25 similar VMs with distinct names, using one parameterized….

Azure VM families trade off CPU, memory, disk and price. A general-purpose or memory-optimized shape may cost more for the required CPU workload. This matters here because an administrator needs an ARM template to deploy 25 similar VMs with distinct names, using one parameterized….

Not every VM SKU supports accelerated networking. A resize can change which NIC features are available. This matters here because an administrator needs an ARM template to deploy 25 similar VMs with distinct names, using one parameterized….

Availability sets reduce host-level correlated failures but do not create independent zonal or regional facilities. This matters here because a deployment loop provisions all VMs in a single unsupported availability zone.

Placement across distinct update domains can reduce simultaneous planned maintenance impact. Plain independent VMs may share risk. This matters here because a deployment loop provisions all VMs in a single unsupported availability zone.

Power-on state is not proof of application readiness. Health integration should observe the workload instead of only VM provisioning state.

The guest filesystem is distinct from the managed disk resource. Updating only the Azure disk property does not grow the volume automatically. This matters here because an Azure VM runs a Windows service and needs a specific startup script after deployment.

Azure maintenance settings address platform or patch timing. They do not execute the stated Windows service startup script; a configured VM extension or equivalent guest configuration run is needed.

An OS disk swap is a recovery/deployment action, not the repeatable supported mechanism to install a specific Windows service startup script.

Power-on state is not proof of application readiness. Health integration should observe the workload rather than only VM provisioning state. This matters here because the extension reports provisioning succeeded but the application service is stopped. What does this mean.

Manual upgrade mode does not automatically update all existing instances. The model and instance state can diverge until updates are requested. This matters here because the extension reports provisioning succeeded but the application service is stopped. What does this mean.

Extension delivery depends on a functioning VM agent and compatible guest environment. A healthy VM network path does not prove extension readiness. This matters here because the extension reports provisioning succeeded but the application service is stopped. What does this mean.

Key authentication alone does not prohibit password guessing if the daemon still accepts passwords. Network exposure should also be narrowed. This matters here because a Linux VM must not expose SSH to every Internet address but administrators need remote management. Which network….

SSH public-key login avoids password reuse and supports controlled key management. The VM stores only the public key for verification. This matters here because a Linux VM must not expose SSH to every Internet address but administrators need remote management. Which network….

Quota governs compute provisioning, not inbound SSH exposure. Use Bastion, a VPN, or restricted management source ranges with an appropriately scoped NSG and validated authentication.

Network exposure does not guarantee an active worker. A supported minReplicas setting above zero keeps capacity warm at a cost.

Containers in one group are co-scheduled and can share localhost connectivity and lifecycle controls. Separate groups do not automatically share these. This matters here because a Container App scales to zero overnight but the first customer request starts slowly. What trade-off is available.

Local Docker execution does not test Azure subscription quota. Deployment requires Azure-side capacity authorization. This matters here because a Container App scales to zero overnight but the first customer request starts slowly. What trade-off is available.

Nonzero minimum replicas reduce cold starts but consume resources during idle periods. A zero minimum optimizes idle cost. This matters here because an Azure Container App must roll out a new image while retaining a tested previous version for rollback. Which….

Secrets avoid baking credentials into immutable image layers. Permissions, rotation and secret version handling still matter.

Authentication proves the identity, not its permission to read image manifests and layers. Registry authorization is a separate gate. This matters here because an Azure Container App must roll out a new image while retaining a tested previous version for rollback. Which….

Readiness indicates whether a replica should serve requests. Liveness targets failed processes that require restart. This matters here because a new revision is healthy but production traffic still reaches the old revision.

Queue scaling depends on valid scaler configuration and access. A backlog without a functioning trigger does not activate replicas. This matters here because a new revision is healthy but production traffic still reaches the old revision.

Local Docker execution does not test Azure subscription quota. Deployment requires Azure-side capacity authorization. This matters here because a new revision is healthy but production traffic still reaches the old revision.

Container Apps supports HTTP concurrency-based scaling with managed replicas. VMSS CPU autoscale addresses a different hosting model. This matters here because a Container App must be available only to internal services, not Internet clients. Which ingress configuration is….

Secrets avoid baking credentials into immutable image layers. Permissions, rotation and secret version handling still matter. This matters here because a Container App must be available only to internal services, not Internet clients. Which ingress configuration is….

Read-only registry credentials cannot publish new manifests. Scope and role assignment must allow writes. This matters here because a Container App must be available only to internal services, not Internet clients. Which ingress configuration is….

Image pull permission concerns registry reads, not external client reachability. Review the app ingress setting and Container Apps environment network.

Pushing a new image does not automatically change every running deployment. Tags and digests determine which image revision is requested. This matters here because a private backend Container App is unexpectedly reachable from public clients.

ACI VNet integration uses supported subnet configuration to give the group private connectivity. A private registry alone does not connect it to a VNet. This matters here because a private backend Container App is unexpectedly reachable from public clients.