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You have two Azure Container Apps in the same Container Apps environment. One app provides an internal API that must be callable by other apps in the environment but must not be accessible from the public internet. Which ingress configuration should you use for the API app?
- A.Enable external ingress.
- B.Disable ingress completely.
- C.Enable internal ingress.Correct answer
- D.Enable external ingress and require an application-level API key.
Solution
Internal ingress exposes the app to other workloads within the Container Apps environment while preventing direct public internet access. Disabling ingress would also prevent HTTP access from peer container apps.
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