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You are developing a RESTful API that uses ASP.NET Core. You plan to host the API in Azure App Services. You provision a development environment in the application service.
Developers must be able to deploy the API to the development environment. You must not share the Azure account credentials with developers.
You need to ensure that developers can deploy the API to the development environment.
Solution: Share the Publish profile for the application service with the developers. Use Web Matrix 2 for publishing.
Does the solution meet the goal?
A. Yes
B. No
I was mistaken. They are stating the Azure account credentials vs application service credentials.
Web Matrix can in fact be used to import .publishsettings files, to eventually deploy to the development environment. Edward was right all along 🙂
It’s B.
The publish profile contains account credentials, which conflicts with the requirement to not share the account credentials with the developers.
Correct answer is : A